Chapter, §

 1 Definit    |       anathematize Theodore who was bishop of Pharan, Sergius, Pyrrhus,
 2 Definit    |          communion with the leading bishop, and amongst them himself
 3 Canons,  2 |     unchanged and unaltered, and no bishop, priest or deacon or anyone
 4 Canons,  4 |           he never was nor is now a bishop, nor must those, who were
 5 Canons,  5 |            office, should be made a bishop, lest he be puffed up and
 6 Canons,  5 |            the honour of becoming a bishop or patriarch, and who has
 7 Canons,  10|     functions and status if he is a bishop or cleric; if a monk or
 8 Canons,  12|    agreement with them, that if any bishop has received his consecration
 9 Canons,  14|       divine grace to the office of bishop, since they bear the image
10 Canons,  14|            those emperors. Thus the bishop will have the courage to
11 Canons,  14|           them better. ~But if some bishop, after the holy directive
12 Canons,  15|        fathers, has decreed that no bishop may sell or in any way dispose
13 Canons,  15|          sale which was made by the bishop, either in writing or otherwise,
14 Canons,  15|          and universal synod. ~If a bishop is found guilty of having
15 Canons,  17|         subject to her, so that the bishop of Alexandria has them all
16 Canons,  19|             church or the suffragan bishop. For if the sacred canons
17 Canons,  19|            canons decree that every bishop should be sparing in his
18 Canons,  20| profiteering and greed. ~So, if any bishop or metropolitan, contrary
19 Canons,  22|    patriarch, a metropolitan or any bishop, lest there be any irregularity
20 Canons,  22|          the election of the future bishop has been completed with
21 Canons,  23|       without the permission of the bishop responsible for the church
22 Canons,  24|         have merited the dignity of bishop seem like clerics in their
23 Canons,  26|             has been deposed by his bishop for some crime, or who alleges
24 Canons,  26|            with the judgment of his bishop, saying that he does not
25 Canons,  26|             of the enmity which the bishop has for him or because of
26 Canons,  26|           or because of favours the bishop wants to bestow on certain
27 Canons,  26|             cases and to summon the bishop who has deposed the cleric
28 Canons,  26|          under him. No metropolitan bishop may be judged by his neighbouring
29 Canons,  27|            merited the dignity of a bishop, should keep the appearance
30 Canons,  27|            of the pallium shows the bishop as given to ostentation
31 Canons,  27|            charges. ~Therefore, any bishop who wears the pallium outside