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 1 11|           Church, ~but simply his power as a patriarch," yet it
 2 13|           that the Church had the power to absolve the ~lapsed.
 3 13|            but ~the Church had no power to assure him of forgiveness
 4 13|       were held therefore to have power ~of ordination, but to lack
 5 13|         or ~deacons, because this power is absolutely reserved to
 6 13|          to ~the chorepiscopi the power to ordain priests and deacons
 7 18|        LAMBERT.~The abuse of this power, namely, of granting under
 8 18|    communion. ~This discretionary power of the bishop to dispense
 9 23|       that the aid of the secular power had often ~to be invoked.~ ~
10 23|           mention of the imperial power.~ ~Demetrius Chomatenus,
11 23| translations made by the secular ~power, and the Emperors of Constantinople
12 23|     England often used this same ~power to appoint to the Primatial
13 24|         the clergy should have no power to move from city ~to city
14 25|           that the ~State has any power to make the receiving of
15 25|        student may have it in his power to read the Patristic view
16 26|         presbyters was given the ~power of offering. And lastly,
17 31|     especially because he has the power of excommunicating others.~ ~
18 31|          for Ethiopia, and of his power, and of the ~honour to be
19 31|      CANON XXXIX.~Of the care and power which a Patriarch has over
20 31|           those who are under his power, ~just as he who holds the
21 31|      first, as was Peter, to whom power is ~given over all Christian
22 34|            seeing that the divine power has made use of our instrumentality