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 1 5  |       honour only of Metropolitical rank, submitting itself according
 2 6,2|             of this forfeit his own rank; and let him who is ordained
 3 6,2|      clergyman, be deposed from his rank, and if he is a layman or
 4 6,2|         shall be cut off from their rank, if laymen or monks, they
 5 6,9|         assigned the first place in rank to Rome. ~It appears to
 6 6,0|          shall be degraded from his rank. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 7 6,2|          shall be degraded from his rank. But the cities which have
 8 6,2|             shall fall from his own rank (baqmou) in the Church.
 9 6,4|    subdeacons and readers, but they rank below readers in Laodic.,
10 6,4|             bishop's knowledge, and rank him even below the doorkeepers (
11 6,8|           be deposed from their own rank. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
12 6,8|          shall be cast out of their rank. ~BRIGHT. ~In order to appreciate
13 6,2|          degradation from their own rank. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
14 6,2|        shall be cast forth from his rank. ~It is curious that the
15 6,8|            magnified as she is, and rank next after her; so that,
16 6,9|          right of Constantinople to rank immediately after Rome.
17 6,9| Constantinopolitan and Chalcedonian rank of Constantinople in his
18 6,9|       acknowledged Constantinople's rank as immediately after Rome,
19 6,9| Subsequently at Florence the second rank, in accordance with the
20 6,0|             degrade a bishop to the rank of a presbyter; but, if
21 6,0|          forced down into the lower rank without just cause, they
22 6,0|            degrades a bishop to the rank of a presbyter. For he that
23 6,2|           of the provinces, let the rank (presbeia) be preserved