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1 6,4|  Dionysius, of Routh, and of Balsamon, "they were set apart,"
2 6,4|    were set apart," i.e. (as Balsamon explains) where they received
3 6,7|      The Greek commentators, Balsamon and Zonaras, think that
4 6,8|     monks are named, and, as Balsamon and Zonoras point out, both
5 6,1|      mediaeval commentators, Balsamon, Zonaras, and Aristenus,
6 6,2|      Donatist. iii., 2), and Balsamon in his comment uses an equivalent
7 6,2|      no longer observed; and Balsamon says that when the primates
8 6,2| Greek text which Zonaras and Balsamon produce, and which Hervetus