Document,  Chapter

 1 2  |       hath stripped him of the episcopate, and hath alienated from
 2 3  |      you were deposed from the episcopate and made a stranger to all
 3 5  |  deposed, the Bishops from the Episcopate, and the clerics from the
 4 5  |    whatever with regard to the episcopate, but both refer to honour
 5 6,2|       shall be cast out of the episcopate. Such cities as are cut
 6 6,6|   thereby waste ensue, and the episcopate incur reproach." Any bishop
 7 6,8| entirely ecclesiastical as the episcopate ought not to be regulated
 8 6,9|        after (having held) the Episcopate]? ~The most religious Bishops
 9 6,0|  dignity and priesthood of the Episcopate. ~And all the most reverend
10 6,2|     worthy of the metropolitan episcopate and that he should be presented
11 6,2|       received the vote to the episcopate. The most reverend bishops