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 1 8 |       done should be left to the ~Metropolitan.~ ~NOTES.~ ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 2 8 |         must be ~confirmed by the Metropolitan.~ ~ZONARAS.~The present
 3 8 |          and consecration--to the metropolitan ~of the province, so that
 4 8 |    afterward the approval of ~the metropolitan. The Council thus confirms
 5 8 |        thus confirms the ordinary metropolitan ~division in its two most
 6 8 |          superior position of the metropolitan. ~The third point connected
 7 8 |      without the approval of the ~metropolitan of Alexandria, and had thus
 8 8 |       confirmation rests with the metropolitan.~ ~The whole subject of
 9 10|       without the ~consent of the Metropolitan, the great Synod has declared
10 10|   contrary to the judgment of the Metropolitan, ~let him be no bishop.
11 10|            exousia ) is that of a Metropolitan ~which the Nicene Fathers
12 10|         the ~rights of a superior Metropolitan, that is, of a Patriarch."~ ~
13 12|       until the fifth century the Metropolitan of Caesarea as often took ~
14 12|   Jerusalem does ~sign before his metropolitan, but to this Beveridge justly
15 12|      Nicaea, as suffragan to the ~metropolitan see of Caesarea, to a primary
16 12|          content with aspiring to metropolitan rank, Juvenal coveted patriarchal ~
17 12|          assert his claims to the metropolitan rank by his ~acts. In the
18 12|           take ~precedence of his metropolitan of Caesarea, and to occupy
19 23|           Eastern Law that "If a ~Metropolitan with his synod, moved by
20 23| translation the authority of the ~Metropolitan and "the greatest authority
21 31|          honour, however, ~of the metropolitan church of Caesarea being
22 31|      metropolitans. But let every metropolitan of these great cities ~appoint