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 1 Canons,  17|      at the suggestion of the metropolitan. ~Metropolitans have had
 2 Canons,  17|       and profitable than the metropolitan ones, and so demands that
 3 Canons,  17|       that they take place. A metropolitan synod affects the good order
 4 Canons,  17|       God. ~Therefore, if any metropolitan ignores his patriarch and
 5 Canons,  17|      to metropolitans. If any metropolitan disobeys even this directive,
 6 Canons,  19| decreed that no archbishop or metropolitan should leave his own church
 7 Canons,  20|  greed. ~So, if any bishop or metropolitan, contrary to this directive
 8 Canons,  22|   promotion of a patriarch, a metropolitan or any bishop, lest there
 9 Canons,  24|     pride and arrogance. ~Any metropolitan who, after this directive
10 Canons,  26|       to have recourse to the metropolitan of his province and to denounce
11 Canons,  26|      or any other injury. The metropolitan should be willing to take
12 Canons,  26|     similar things from their metropolitan, so that the business in
13 Canons,  26|   metropolitans under him. No metropolitan bishop may be judged by
14 Canons,  26|    judged by his neighbouring metropolitan bishops, even though it