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1 13| provide for him a place as Chorepiscopus, or ~presbyter, in order
2 13| him, however, ~become a Chorepiscopus, or let him enjoy the honour
3 13| touching the status of the Chorepiscopus in the early Church. The ~
4 13| Dict. Christ. Antiq. s. v. Chorepiscopus.)~The chorepiscopus was
5 13| v. Chorepiscopus.)~The chorepiscopus was called into existence
6 13| presbyter by Timotheus, a chorepiscopus, is ~recorded (Pallad.,
7 13| one] exceptional case of a chorepiscopus recorded [Actt. Episc. ~
8 13| as though he were only a ~chorepiscopus. This may be gathered from
9 13| sometimes by accident a chorepiscopus might be a bishop, but only ~
10 13| lowered to ~the rank of a chorepiscopus in Canon viii. This canon
11 13| accidentally be the case when a ~chorepiscopus happened to be a bishop.~ ~
12 13| other bishop can ordain the chorepiscopus, the ~position can no longer
13 13| canon does not say the ~chorepiscopus is to be ordained, but uses
14 13| there was not a single chorepiscopus in the entire East, as ~
15 13| Chalcedon ~in 451, there is no chorepiscopus present, for by this time
16 31| LIV.~Of the election of a chorepiscopus, and of his duties in towns,
17 31| monasteries.~ ~CANON LV.~How a chorepiscopus should visit the churches
18 31| twice a year ~with their chorepiscopus to salute the bishop, and
19 31| the archdeacon and the chorepiscopus; and of the office of ~archdeacon,
20 31| flue the archdeacon and the chorepiscopus when they sit ~in church
21 31| funeral of a bishop, of a ~chorepiscopus and of an archdeacon, and
22 31| without the authority of the chorepiscopus; nor an abbot for a ~monastery;
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