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 1 Canons,  3 |        should be venerated with honour equal to that given to the
 2 Canons,  3 |   derivative way because of the honour which is given to their
 3 Canons,  3 |  depicts them in words; we also honour and venerate those of the
 4 Canons,  5 | intention or expectation of the honour of becoming a bishop or
 5 Canons,  5 |       but for love of glory and honour. We exclude such people
 6 Canons,  5 |       worthy of the dignity and honour of the episcopacy, we reduce
 7 Canons,  5 |        advanced to this supreme honour contrary to this directive
 8 Canons,  14|        be held as worthy of all honour on the part of everyone,
 9 Canons,  14|       own spiritual dignity and honour, they should render to everyone
10 Canons,  14|         to whom tribute is due, honour to whom honour is due. They
11 Canons,  14|  tribute is due, honour to whom honour is due. They must show that
12 Canons,  14|       council, shall ignore the honour duly and canonically bestowed
13 Canons,  17|   excluded from the dignity and honour that belong to metropolitans.
14 Canons,  21|    esteem them as worthy of all honour and reverence. This applies