Document,  Chapter

 1 5  |         another bishop shall be ordained according to the canons
 2 6,2|        rank; and let him who is ordained be nothing profited by the
 3 6,2|        Maron, a deacon, as thus ordained (ib. 111,119). A few years
 4 6,2|       Chalcedon against persons ordained for money, doubtless in
 5 6,5|      that Bassian had not been "ordained" for that see, but had invaded
 6 6,6|   ecclesiastical order shall be ordained at large, nor unless the
 7 6,6|    large, nor unless the person ordained is particularly appointed
 8 6,6| monastery. And if any have been ordained without a charge, the holy
 9 6,6|    forbidden. Should any one be ordained therein, his ordination
10 6,6|        having at least one monk ordained presbyter, that he might
11 6,0|        in which he was at first ordained, and in another to which,
12 6,0|      which they were originally ordained, and there only shall they
13 6,4|        tells us that the bishop ordained a reader by delivering to
14 6,5|         XV. ~No person shall be ordained deaconess except she be
15 6,8|       the barbarians, should be ordained by the aforesaid most holy
16 6,8|    aforesaid Dioceses should be ordained by the archbishop of Constantinople,
17 6,8|      Barbarian bishops shall be ordained by the bishop of Constantinople. ~
18 6,9|       the matter of the Bishops ordained by the most religious Bishop
19 6,1|      Alexandria shall have been ordained. ~And the most religious
20 6,2|         any one shall have been ordained bishop contrary to the will
21 6,2|     will of the metropolitan be ordained bishop, such an one the
22 6,2|         that he should there be ordained, or by his commission in
23 6,2|        ordinary towns should be ordained by all the most reverend