Part, Question

 1   2, 68  |     witnesses; nor a subdeacon, an acolyte, an ~exorcist, a reader
 2 Suppl, 35|           the doorkeeper or of the acolyte. Therefore a ~character
 3 Suppl, 37| interpretation of speeches" to the acolyte, this ~being signified by
 4 Suppl, 37|         from the wicked; that ~the acolyte cleanses inwardly, because
 5 Suppl, 37|            and this belongs to the acolyte. For he, as stated in the
 6 Suppl, 37|           bodily actions. But ~the acolyte's act is merely corporeal.
 7 Suppl, 37|          reader, but rather of the acolyte; ~especially since the bodily
 8 Suppl, 37|            a full ~chalice, so the acolyte receives an empty cruet,
 9 Suppl, 37|             The bodily acts of the acolyte are more intimately ~connected
10 Suppl, 37|        Reply OBJ 8: The act of the acolyte is more closely connected
11 Suppl, 37|        people by doctrine. For the acolyte by bearing a ~light represents
12 Suppl, 37|        differently, wherefore the ~acolyte is of higher rank. It is
13 Suppl, 37|        cruet, because the ~name of acolyte signifies candle-bearer.
14 Suppl, 37|        Reply OBJ 6: The act of the acolyte whereby he serves with the
15 Suppl, 37|          proper to ~him. Hence the acolyte receives the character when
16 Suppl, 38|         and the empty cruet to the acolyte. ~[*"Bacili." The rubric
17 Suppl, 38|         the ~candle with which the acolyte serves the deacon by carrying
18 Suppl, 38|             On the other hand, the acolyte ~receives the character