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 1 Intro      |          As regards the canonical authority of these deliberations,
 2 Definit    |        bishops which is under his authority. Those of us who came together
 3 Canons,  17| Alexandria has them all under his authority; it declares, "Because such
 4 Canons,  17|        their prelates should have authority over all the metropolitans
 5 Canons,  17|      pallium; that is to say, the authority to summon them, in case
 6 Canons,  17|        issued by those of greater authority. The fact is that certain
 7 Canons,  19|         visitation, nor abuse his authority over other churches and
 8 Canons,  20|         places some, on their own authority and without the agreement
 9 Canons,  20|         on his own initiative and authority, since this would be a sign
10 Canons,  21|        then, any ruler or secular authority tries to expel the aforesaid
11 Canons,  22|    promulgates as law that no lay authority or ruler may intervene in
12 Canons,  22|           church. ~If any secular authority or ruler, or a lay person
13 Canons,  23|     churches. Thus they usurp the authority of other bishops, so far