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 1 8 |             and ordination means the election, and ~enjoins that the election
 2 8 |      election, and ~enjoins that the election of a bishop do not take
 3 8 |           also will acquiesce in the election(or ~vote,( yhfw ) made by
 4 8 |            assembled. ~But after the election it gives the ratification
 5 8 |            the province, so that the election is to be ratified by him.
 6 8 |      understands kaqistasqai to mean election by ~vote.~ ~BRIGHT.~The
 7 8 |            interpret ~ keirotonia of election. The canon is akin to the
 8 8 |               were not to proceed to election without the written permission
 9 8 |         should take ~in an episcopal election, as of the consecration
10 8 |             of bishops and makes the election depend entirely on the ~
11 8 |           province as well, and the ~election was conducted entirely by
12 8 |       bishops of the province in the election of their ~future colleague(
13 31|        scandal.(2)~ ~CANON V.~Of the election of a bishop and of the confirmation
14 31|              the confirmation of the election.~ ~CANON VI.~That those
15 31|         order of presbyters without ~election or examination.~ ~CANON
16 31|                 CANON XXXVII.~Of the election of the Archbishop of Cyprus,
17 31|         avoided.~ ~CANON LIV.~Of the election of a chorepiscopus, and
18 31|        instructing them; ~and of the election of deaconesses, and of their
19 31|          CANON LXXV.~How one seeking election should not be chosen, even
20 31|      conspicuous virtue; and how the election of a layman to the aforesaid ~
21 31| excommunicated.~ ~CANON LXXX.~Of the election of a procurator of the poor,
22 32|             his acceptation, on ~his election to the episcopate, that
23 33|       Alexandria shall concur in the election and ratify it. This ~concession