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1 2 | the request of some of the bishops and use only scriptural
2 8 | be appointed by all the ~bishops in the province; but should
3 8 | suffrages of the absent[bishops] also being given and ~communicated
4 8 | to be chosen by all the bishops of the province, or at least ~
5 8 | ordained by two or ~three bishops, but this by three, the
6 8 | when with two or three bishops, according to the apostolical
7 8 | rules the ~duties of the bishops who took part in these episcopal
8 8 | permission of the ~absent bishops; it was necessary(d) to
9 8 | nomination and ~ordination of bishops, and the superior position
10 8 | remembered that he had nominated bishops without the concurrence ~
11 8 | concurrence ~of the other bishops of the province, and without
12 8 | well of the part which the bishops of the province should take ~
13 8 | nomination exclusively to ~the bishops of the province.~ ~The Greek
14 8 | voting in the ~choice of bishops and makes the election depend
15 8 | on the ~decision of the bishops of the province.~ ~The Latin
16 8 | who were removed, but the bishops of the province as well,
17 8 | nothing ~of the rights of the bishops of the province in the election
18 8 | ordination of a bishop three bishops at least are necessary;(
19 9 | canon be observed by the bishops which provides that persons
20 9 | order that ~when all the bishops of the province are assembled
21 9 | general ~meeting of the bishops to pronounce a milder sentence
22 9 | excommunicated by certain bishops shall not be ~restored by
23 9 | avoid every meeting of ~bishops, for I have never seen any
24 9 | good to ~the assembly of bishops ( tw koinw ) ~to soften
25 9 | good to the assembly ~of bishops, or to the bishop (who has
26 9 | draws a parallel between bishops and deacons and the Priests
27 10| If, however, two or three bishops shall ~from natural love
28 10| Nobody can maintain that the bishops of Antioch ~and Alexandria
29 10| like is customary ~for the Bishops of Rome also"] standing
30 12| Caesarea, which consecrated bishops and acquitted St. ~Athanasius.
31 12| consent of the ~assembled bishops (ibid. 618). Maximus, however,
32 13| that there may not be two bishops in the city.~ ~NOTES.~ ~
33 13| church there shall not be two bishops.~ ~The Cathari or Novatians
34 13| A.D. 251, he induced three bishops to consecrate him, thus ~
35 13| of the Church he ordained bishops and sent them ~to different
36 13| ARISTENUS.~If any of them be bishops or chorepiscopi they shall
37 13| city there should be two bishops. But he who by the Cathari ~
38 13| proposition, that they were true bishops, but that, out of respect
39 13| whom the ~one were real bishops, while the other had only
40 13| presbyters (and of course not bishops), unless by express ~permission
41 13| chorepiscopi to be really bishops, and consequently refusing ~
42 13| to be repeated by "true" bishops; and finally forbidding ~
43 13| of reconciled or ~vacant bishops above mentioned, of whose
44 13| made--were at first truly bishops both in East and West, ~
45 13| been ordained by three ~bishops [in order that he might
46 13| then they certainly were bishops. And ~Pope Nicholas expressly
47 13| were not duly consecrated bishops, unless some ~bishop had
48 13| may be drawn, 1st. That bishops ~ought not to be ordained
49 13| villages they could not be bishops. 2d. That ~sometimes by
50 13| they ~should not have been bishops, for two bishops could never
51 13| have been bishops, for two bishops could never be in a ~diocese,
52 13| and have been consecrated bishops, shall keep within ~the
53 13| that the chorepiscopi were ~bishops, such a method of consecreting
54 13| the chorepiscopi as real bishops.~ ~If Harmenopulus, Aristenus,
55 13| chorepiscopi who were really bishops and that these could, with
56 13| Chorepiscopi ( kwrepiskopoi ), or bishops of ~country places, seem
57 13| on a par with the other bishops, as far as their position
58 13| other hand, ~among the 600 bishops of the fourth Ecumenical
59 14| our canon refers to the bishops as well as to the ~ presbuteroi
60 17| orders of the clergy, i.e., Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, were
61 17| together a large number of bishops ~with the patriarch, and
62 23| EXCURSUS ON THE TRANSLATION OF BISHOPS.~ ~There are few points
63 23| constant temptation to ~the bishops of such sees to make themselves
64 23| Provincial ~Councils to translate~bishops, but forbids bishops to
65 23| translate~bishops, but forbids bishops to translate themselves,
66 23| the example of many great bishops of ~the first ages, when
67 23| consulting the pope at all, by bishops and kings. When, however,
68 23| choice and translations of bishops; and Thomassinus ~sums up
69 24| clerics as are ~called by the bishops who ordained them and cannot
70 26| Eucharist even before the bishops. Let all such practices
71 26| newly ordained presbyters or bishops celebrate ~mass with the
72 26| to deacons, but only to bishops and presbyters was given
73 26| in the Church, made up of bishops and presbyters and ~deacons
74 27| of Nice for the African ~bishops), the PseudoIsidore, and
75 30| condemnation of the ~Arians, the bishops assembled once more, and
76 30| discussion between the African bishops and the Bishop ~of Rome,
77 30| of Sardica. The African ~bishops, not finding the canon quoted
78 30| of Nicaea. The African ~bishops desired in their turn that
79 30| these terms: "After the bishops had ~decreed these rules
80 30| is ~what we(the African bishops) have thought it right to
81 30| history of the Church." The bishops of Africa despatched to
82 31| cohabitation of women with bishops, presbyters, and deacons ~
83 31| celibacy.~ ~We decree that bishops shall not live with women;
84 31| such ~arms slays religious, bishops, presbyters, and deacons,
85 31| affecting the churches of the bishops of the ~province.~ ~CANON
86 31| of Antioch, and how the bishops of Persia are ~subject to
87 31| ministers of the Church by bishops in the ~dioceses of strangers
88 31| a Patriarch has over the bishops and ~archbishops of his
89 31| by the archbishops and ~bishops in their provinces; and
90 31| archbishop be among the bishops as an elder brother, who
91 31| of Peter. And let all the bishops be divided under the hands
92 31| four patriarchs; and the bishops of the little towns which
93 31| great cities ~appoint the bishops of his province, but let
94 31| province, but let none of the bishops ~appoint him, for he is
95 31| to one of his suffragan bishops.~ ~CANON XLV.~Of the receiving
96 31| manifest crime.~ ~CANON LI.~Bishops shall not allow the separation
97 32| This law was to forbid all bishops, priests and ~deacons(Sozomen
98 32| afterwards. In the Latin ~Church, bishops, priests, deacons. and even
99 32| came to be ~required of bishops and of the higher order
100 32| documents mention is made of bishops living in wedlock, and ~
101 32| that there were married bishops. for instance ~Synesius,
102 32| that in his time Greek ~bishops had already begun to live
103 32| in the list of Egyptian ~bishops present at the Synod. These
104 32| is well known that many bishops whose names are ~not among
105 33| holy and great synod, the bishops assembled at Nicea, ~wish
106 33| without the consent of the bishops of the Catholic ~and Apostolic
107 34| place in assemblies of the bishops ought to be regarded as
108 35| 387, in his letter to the bishops of AEmilia, and ~he sides
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