Chapter

 1 12|   then follow, too, that to bishops alone he does not prescribe
 2 12|   what he does prescribe to bishops he does not enjoin upon
 3 12| therefore to all because to bishops? and therefore to bishops
 4 12|   bishops? and therefore to bishops because to all? For whence
 5 12|   For whence is it that the bishops and clergy come? Is it not
 6 12|    All things are lawful to bishops;" just as that bishop of
 7 12|   is made with reference to bishops, abandon withal your remaining
 8 12|   monogamy, are ascribed to bishops. Refuse to be "irreprehensible,
 9 12|     from strangers." For if bishops have a law of their own
10 12|   written (exclusively) for bishops. With laics, however, to
11 12|    monogamy is imposed upon bishops alone, (tell me), pray,