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 1 1  |         Eutyches is the order of Ecclesiastical judgments in questions of
 2 1,1|   Apostolic See, nor against the ecclesiastical canons nor the patristic
 3 3  |       and made a stranger to all ecclesiastical order (qesmou) by the holy
 4 6,1|        and unconditionally valid ecclesiastical rules. It is admirably remarked
 5 6,3|        commit to him the care of ecclesiastical business, or of unprovided
 6 6,3|         he shall be subjected to ecclesiastical penalties. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT
 7 6,4|          shall meddle neither in ecclesiastical nor in secular affairs,
 8 6,6|           deacon, nor any of the ecclesiastical order shall be ordained
 9 6,9|       would refer not merely the ecclesiastical, but the civil differences
10 6,9|   metropolitans who have several ecclesiastical provinces under them. Whether,
11 6,1|       were previously subject to ecclesiastical censure, and therefore were
12 6,2|         for civil, much less for ecclesiastical, purposes. Valens, indeed,
13 6,2| unnatural inference in regard to ecclesiastical limits from political rearrangements
14 6,6|   invalid, as was ruled by later ecclesiastical law, our canon does not
15 6,7|  authority, let the order of the ecclesiastical parishes follow the political
16 6,7|         be renewed, the order of ecclesiastical parishes shall follow the
17 6,9|        that on this account many ecclesiastical matters which need reformation
18 6,3|   disturbances and troubling the ecclesiastical state, ~284 ~and turning
19 6,4|          done shall be liable to ecclesiastical penalties. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT
20 6,5|      this, he shall be liable to ecclesiastical penalties, and the income
21 6,8|         imperial Rome, should in ecclesiastical matters also be magnified
22 6,8|   respective exarchates ... were ecclesiastical arrangements made with a
23 6,8|         that a thing so entirely ecclesiastical as the episcopate ought
24 6,0|     Chalcedon, and in almost all ecclesiastical canons in general; on the
25 6,0|  so-called canon is certainly an ecclesiastical rule declared at Chalcedon,
26 6,2|          canons, and contrary to ecclesiastical discipline. We request that
27 6,2|         ordination, or any other ecclesiastical function. And the aforesaid