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 1 1 |           believe that each of these three is and subsists; the Father
 2 3 |             sq., 224 sq.), where the three passages are treated ~as
 3 6 |        should be convicted by two or three ~witnesses, let him cease
 4 8 |              or because of distance, three at least should meet ~together,
 5 8 |            province, or at least ~by three, the rest giving by letter
 6 8 |           bishop ordained by two or ~three bishops, but this by three,
 7 8 |           three bishops, but this by three, the absent also agreeing
 8 8 |             do not take place unless three ~assemble, having the consent
 9 8 |            vote,( yhfw ) made by the three who have assembled. ~But
10 8 |            does so ~when with two or three bishops, according to the
11 8 |           appointment of another;(b) three at least should meet, and(
12 8 |               ordination of a bishop three bishops at least are necessary;(
13 10|          bishop. If, however, two or three bishops shall ~from natural
14 10|         suffrage of the majority, if three object, their objection
15 10|       decreed to be his due over the three ~provinces named in this
16 12|            give it at most more than three years. The statement of
17 12|        episcopate begin in 414 A.D., three ~years before that of his
18 12| metropolitical jurisdiction over the three Palestines (Labbe, Concil.
19 13|              in A.D. 251, he induced three bishops to consecrate him,
20 13|             to have been ordained by three ~bishops [in order that
21 16|          heartily repent, shall pass three ~years among the hearers;
22 16|          says, "they are ordered for three years to be hearers, or
23 17|             in the Church, there are three ~periods sufficiently distinctly
24 17|          divided into ~four classes. Three of these are mentioned in
25 17|          itself usually consisted of three divisions within, besides ~
26 18|            have passed the ~space of three years as hearers, be for
27 18|           they were ordered to spend three years as Hearers, during ~
28 21|               after they have passed three years only as ~hearers,
29 21|    catechumens shall have fallen for three years he shall be a ~hearer
30 21|           formerly were divided into three classes in the church, for ~
31 23|               Balsamon distinguishes three kinds of translations. The
32 30|             Nice must have put forth three books of ~canons. . . .