Document,  Chapter

 1 1  |         well in laying before my readers the Acts, practically complete
 2 6,3|       all read anagnwstas (i.e., Readers) instead of agnwstous. Justellus,
 3 6,3|         Hefele suggests that if "Readers" is the correct reading
 4 6,3|       means, "all clergymen even readers." ~
 5 6,4| provinces it is permitted to the readers and singers to marry, the
 6 6,4|    heathen, but that the sons of readers may take wives who are heretics,
 7 6,4|  striking of all anecdotes about readers. During the former persecution
 8 6,4|        bishop. Justinian forbade readers to be appointed under eighteen (
 9 6,4|      accentuation, says that the readers were of old called "heralds" (
10 6,4|     canon between subdeacons and readers, but they rank below readers
11 6,4|     readers, but they rank below readers in Laodic., c. 23, in the