Document,  Chapter

 1 6,5| revenue shall remain with the oeconomus. ~BRIGHT. ~The "Steward
 2 6,6|       special officer called "oeconomus" or steward (Bingham, iii,
 3 6,6|     of Lyco wish for another "oeconomus," and that the bishop has
 4 6,6|  Martinianus as a fraudulent "oeconomus," and requests Cyril to
 5 6,6|       of Ephesus mention the "oeconomus" of Constantinople, the "
 6 6,6|       of Constantinople, the "oeconomus" of Ephesus (Mansi, iv.,
 7 6,6|         1228-1398), and, the "oeconomus" of Philadelphia. According
 8 6,6|  Chalcedonian orthodoxy, was "oeconomus" under Dioscorus (ib., iv.,
 9 6,6|  cases in which there was no "oeconomus," or in which the management
10 6,6|     alluded to the office of "oeconomus" in canons ij. and xxv.,
11 6,6|     bishop shall also have an oeconomus" from among its own clergy,
12 6,6|  describes the duties of the "oeconomus"; he has to see to the repair
13 6,6|   There was an officer named "oeconomus" in the old Irish monasteries;