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 1 1,1|     saith the Lord, them that honour me, I will honour." For
 2 1,1|   them that honour me, I will honour." For when my lord, my most-beloved-of-God,
 3 2  |     seemed to be deserving of honour under the title of Presbyter,
 4 2  |      in so high a position of honour; there was need of a dispensation
 5 5  |     to the holy synod: To the honour of the holy martyr Euphemia,
 6 5  |      name only giving it this honour, the proper dignity of the
 7 5  | episcopate, but both refer to honour belonging to metropolitan
 8 5  |    bishops of the province in honour only. ~The holy synod said:
 9 5  |       and Nice shall have the honour only of Metropolitical rank,
10 6,1|      131st Novel, cap.j.; "We honour the doctrinal decrees of
11 6,4|    counted worthy of becoming honour; but, forasmuch as certain
12 6,0|    removed from lust of empty honour. And those who do so shall
13 6,2| rescript shall enjoy only the honour of having a bishop settled
14 6,2|      emperor are to enjoy the honour only, and their bishops
15 6,2|   rights as unaffected by the honour conferred on Nicaea: the
16 6,2| Nicaea should have merely the honour of a metropolitan, being
17 6,8|     Rome shall enjoy the same honour as the bishop of Old Rome,
18 6,8|   worthy of all reverence and honour; chiefly the most holy Pope
19 6,0|    they are not worthy of the honour of a presbyter. But if they
20 6,2|       him have his consequent honour, but the rights of his own
21 6,2|       have the prerogative of honour next after the bishop of
22 6,2|     ta prwteia) and the chief honour (thn exaireton timhn) according
23 6,2|     new Rome, is to enjoy the honour of the same primacy, and