Chapter, §

 1 Canons,  10|      similarly towards their own metropolitans, and metropolitans should
 2 Canons,  10|     their own metropolitans, and metropolitans should do the same with
 3 Canons,  17|      have authority over all the metropolitans whom they promote or confirm
 4 Canons,  17|      accusation. ~But since some metropolitans give as an excuse for not
 5 Canons,  17| suggestion of the metropolitan. ~Metropolitans have had the custom of holding
 6 Canons,  17|         the meetings held by the metropolitans, is conscious that the synods
 7 Canons,  17|         The fact is that certain metropolitans seem to regard with contempt
 8 Canons,  17|        and honour that belong to metropolitans. If any metropolitan disobeys
 9 Canons,  24|          with slackness Yet some metropolitans have fallen into the depths
10 Canons,  24|         in their service. ~These metropolitans, contrary to church law,
11 Canons,  26|          their patriarch and the metropolitans under him. No metropolitan