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 1 6 |           offence, he ought to be deposed." ~This is the interpretation
 2 14|     without examination, shall be deposed if it be ~found out afterwards
 3 15|         discovered they ~shall be deposed.~ ~NOTES.~ ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 4 15|        Whoso had lapsed are to be deposed whether those who ordained
 5 23|  Justinian allowed Anthimus to be deposed.(2)~ ~Balsamon distinguishes
 6 24|         lucre's sake, he shall be deposed ~from the clergy and his
 7 24|          shall be cast forth and ~deposed, according to this decree
 8 25|     Council of Nice in Canon VII. deposed from the ~clergy and from
 9 26|        refuse to obey, let him be deposed from ~the diaconate.~ ~ANCIENT
10 27|          unfit, they ~ought to be deposed. Likewise in the case of
11 27|           blameless, ~let them be deposed. Deaconesses who have been
12 27|         of ~Antioch, but had been deposed by a great Synod in 269.
13 30|      Sicca in Africa, having been deposed for many crimes, ~appealed
14 30|       thinks he has been unjustly deposed by ~his colleagues he may
15 31|           of grave sin, are to be deposed with those who ~ordained
16 31|        house and bed, let him be ~deposed. If he were a layman let
17 31| accusation was false, he shall be deposed if a cleric, but if a ~layman
18 31|           this canon a husband is deposed ~or excommunicated, as the
19 31|          similar crime should be ~deposed without hope of restoration