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 1 1  | legitimate discussion. And the clergy of Constantinople exclaimed, "
 2 1  |    great Pontiff, the Gallican clergy drew theirs, that in questions
 3 5  |       and the clerics from the clergy; but if they be monks or
 4 6,2|      who are counted among the clergy; or if through lust of gain
 5 6,3|     who are enrolled among the clergy have, through lust of gain,
 6 6,3|    humility. Thus, most of the clergy of Caesarea in Cappadocia
 7 6,7|        been enrolled among the clergy, or have been made monks,
 8 6,8|           CANON VIII. ~LET the clergy of the poor-houses, monasteries,
 9 6,8|   their own bishop, if they be clergy, let them be subjected to
10 6,9|       civil differences of the clergy, in the first case, to the
11 6,1|         and by the rest of the clergy. ~See notes on canons vii.,
12 6,0|      Carthage with many of his clergy, had been "placed on board
13 6,0|       the massacre of the Metz clergy on Easter Eve, of a bishop
14 6,4|         at first chosen by the clergy to be "oeconomi" or "patroni
15 6,4|     the lands, and left to the clergy nothing but the altars,
16 6,6|     steward from among its own clergy, who shall manage the church
17 6,6|        must be chosen from the clergy. And the bishop who neglects
18 6,6|   directions observes that the clergy of Lyco wish for another "
19 6,6|   Syria were mistrusted by the clergy, who wished to get rid of
20 6,6|  oeconomus" from among its own clergy, to administer the property
21 6,6|        appoint "from their own clergy those whom the Greeks call
22 6,2|        there be elected by the clergy, and substantial (kthtorwn)