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 1 4 |           let him remain ~among the clergy; but, if any one in sound
 2 4 |        already] enrolled among the ~clergy, should cease[from his ministry],
 3 4 |            the Canon admits to ~the clergy.~ ~NOTES.~ ~ANCIENT EPITOME(
 4 4 |     received into the number of the clergy, but those ~who castrate
 5 4 |           to be admitted among the ~clergy nor advanced to the priesthood.~ ~
 6 4 |             the canon admits to the clergy." Not, ~ outos ok?nwn ,
 7 4 |           canon" admits such to the clergy. But no other canon ~then
 8 6 |          then ~be expelled from the clergy.~ ~HEFELE.~It may be seen
 9 7 |           deacon, or any one of the clergy whatever, to have a subintroducta ~
10 7 |         some ~third kind, which the clergy kept with them, not for
11 8 |           conducted entirely by the clergy of the Cathedral Church. ~
12 9 |    CONCERNING those, whether of the clergy or of the laity, who have ~
13 13|        continue as they are in the ~clergy. But it is before all things
14 13|              let them remain in the clergy, and in the ~same rank in
15 13|         evidently seen to be of the clergy, ~and that there may not
16 13|             this, especially of the clergy, and eventually, ~in A.D.
17 13|         must be ~reckoned among the clergy. Dionysius Exiguus takes
18 13|              according to which the clergy of the Novatians were to
19 13|              they ~ordain the lower clergy; but that they be careful
20 17|           the higher ~orders of the clergy, i.e., Bishops, Priests,
21 24|          others enrolled among the ~clergy, who, not having the fear
22 24|     although he was enrolled in the clergy list ~he has seceded, let
23 24|            It seemed right that the clergy should have no power to
24 24|             many enrolled among the Clergy, following ~covetousness
25 24|          shall be deposed ~from the clergy and his name stricken from
26 25|        Canon VII. deposed from the ~clergy and from all ecclesiastical
27 25|             the interval, the lower clergy had ~occasionally been found
28 25|          recognised among the lower clergy(Hardouin, iii. 1663). While,
29 25|             as binding both ~on the clergy and the laity(Hardouin,
30 26|            laymen, or to the ~minor clergy, but only reproves their
31 27|          been numbered ~among their clergy should be found blameless
32 27|          been enrolled among their ~clergy, let the same form be observed.
33 27|        understands ~the list of the clergy just mentioned. ~
34 31|            gain is forbidden to the clergy, ~also conversation and
35 31|           How all the grades of the clergy and their duties should
36 31|            shall be east out of the clergy, if ~he were a clergyman;
37 32|             not to be laid upon the clergy; that marriage and ~married
38 32|          and of the higher order of clergy in general, that ~they should
39 32|       Novatians maintained that the clergy might be ~married exactly
40 33| well-beloved brethren, the orthodox clergy and laity ~throughout Egypt,
41 33|           worthy persons among the ~clergy, and in short to do all
42 33|           it happen that any of the clergy who are now in ~the Church