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1 1 | with Anatolius himself, Bishop of Constantinople, had gone 2 1 | and that free, and each bishop individually is inferior 3 1 | is judged by his proper Bishop, Flavian: the cause is reheard, 4 1,1| Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop and legate of the Apostolic 5 1,1| most blessed and apostolic bishop of the Roman city, which 6 1,1| against the most reverend bishop Dioscorus? ~Paschasinus, 7 1,1| Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop and legate of the Apostolic 8 1,1| Lucentius, the most reverend bishop having the place of the 9 1,1| Paschasinus the most reverend bishop, holding the place of the 10 1,1| most blessed and apostolic bishop ["Pope" for "bishop" in 11 1,1| apostolic bishop ["Pope" for "bishop" in the Latin], who governs 12 1,1| Lucentius, the venerable bishop and holding the place of 13 1,1| Dioscorus the most religious bishop of Alexandria at the bidding 14 1,1| Eusebius, the most reverend bishop of the city of Dorylaeum, 15 1,1| Paschasinus the most reverend bishop, representing the Apostolic 16 1,1| blessed and apostolic man, the bishop of Rome. ~Anatolius the 17 1,1| Lucentius, the most reverend bishop, and legate of the Apostolic 18 1,1| Maximus the most reverend bishop of Antioch in Syria, said: 19 1,1| Thalassius, the most reverend bishop of Caesarea in Cappadocia 20 1,1| condemnation of the most reverend bishop Flavian of blessed memory 21 1,1| Cecropius, the most reverend bishop of Sebastopol said: The 22 1,1| Florentius, the most reverend bishop of Sardis, said, since it 23 1,1| Cecropius, the most reverend bishop of Sebastopol, said, The 24 1,1| Eunomius, the most reverend bishop of Nicomedia read from a 25 1,1| blessed memory, sometime bishop of the great city Alexandria, 26 1,1| blessed memory, sometime bishop of the great city of Antioch, 27 1,1| my lord, the most pious bishop Paul, which contains an 28 2 | col. 756.) (1) ~Leo [the bishop] to his [most] dear brother 29 2 | appointed our brethren, Julius, Bishop, and Reatus, Presbyter ( 30 2 | Session,] ~Paschasinus the bishop of Lilybaeum, in the province 31 3 | that most reverend man, bishop Paschasinus said: As the 32 4 | Cecropius, the most reverend bishop of Sebastopol, said: We 33 5 | the most holy Maximus, the bishop of the city of Antioch, 34 5 | the most holy Juvenal, the bishop of Jerusalem, as the attestation 35 5 | wit, that the most holy bishop Maximus, or rather the most 36 5 | but the most holy Juvenal, bishop of Jerusalem, or rather 37 5 | DECREE WITH REGARD TO THE BISHOP OF EPHESUS. ~SESSION XII. ~( 38 5 | and of the most reverend bishop Paschasinus, holding the 39 5 | should rule, nor be called bishop of the most holy church 40 5 | gold pieces; and another bishop shall be ordained according 41 5 | upon. ~The most reverend bishop Bassianus said: Pray give 42 5 | belonging to the most reverend bishop Bassianus personally has 43 5 | either by the most reverend bishop Stephen, or by any other 44 5 | Atticus the most reverend bishop of old Nicepolis in Epirus 45 5 | meaning of the canon. Now the bishop of Nicomedia, since from 46 5 | that the most religious bishop of Nicemedia has the right 47 5 | metropolis, and so made its bishop superior to the rest of 48 5 | said: The most reverend the bishop of Nicomedia shall have 49 6,2| CANON II. ~IF any Bishop should ordain for money, 50 6,2| and for money ordain a bishop, or chorepiscopus, or presbyters, 51 6,2| intervention. Antoninus, bishop of Ephesus, was charged, 52 6,2| repeatedly remonstrated with his bishop Eusebius on the heinousness 53 6,2| charges brought against Ibas, bishop of Edessa, by clerics of 54 6,2| Epist. xi. 46, to the bishop of Jerusalem; compare Evagrius' 55 6,2| afterwards reports to the bishop. In Africa, on the other 56 6,3| decrees that henceforth no bishop, clergyman, nor monk shall 57 6,3| no escape; or unless the bishop of the city shall commit 58 6,3| exemption. Unless further their Bishop permits them to take care 59 6,3| Spyridion, the famous Cypriot bishop, still one of the most popular 60 6,3| the fourth century Zeno, bishop of Maiuma, wove linen, partly 61 6,4| contrary to the will of the bishop of the city; and that the 62 6,4| shall be subject to the bishop, and embrace a quiet course 63 6,4| appointed thereto by the bishop of the city. And no slave 64 6,4| not blasphemed. But the bishop of the city must make the 65 6,4| contrary to the judgment of the bishop. Every monk must be subject 66 6,4| monk must be subject to his bishop, and must not leave his 67 6,4| It is the duty of the bishop of the city to make due 68 6,4| 24. Isidore says that the bishop must "keep an eye on the 69 6,4| to be rounded without the bishop's approval," and 1st of 70 6,4| Let abbots be under the bishop's ~271 ~power," and also 71 6,5| Ephesus. Stephen the actual bishop, answered that Bassian had 72 6,5| knot by ordering that a new bishop should be elected, Basalan 73 6,8| off the rule of his own bishop; and if any shall contravene 74 6,8| be subject to their own bishop, if they be clergy, let 75 6,8| to the authority of the bishop of the city. But he who 76 6,8| should be subject to the bishop, and in making this decree 77 6,8| warden while acting as "bishop over many villages" (vi. 78 6,8| turning restive" against their bishop's authority" (afhnixw is 79 6,8| subjection to their own bishop, are, if clerics, to incur 80 6,9| he shall not forsake his bishop and run to secular courts; 81 6,9| the matter before his own Bishop, or let the matter be submitted 82 6,9| the parties may, with the Bishop's consent, select. And if 83 6,9| against his own or any other bishop, let it be decided by the 84 6,9| of the province. And if a bishop or clergyman should have 85 6,9| has a contention with a bishop let him wait till the synod 86 6,9| the synod sits, and if a bishop have a contention with his 87 6,9| that of Sardica, to the bishop of Rome, viz., that any 88 6,9| of Rome, viz., that any bishop or clergyman might at the 89 6,9| bring his cause before the bishop of Constantinople if the 90 6,9| in the first case, to the bishop, is beyond a doubt. And 91 6,9| of the controversy by the bishop has miscarried. This was 92 6,9| make application to the bishop of his opponent, and he 93 6,9| lodges an appeal against the bishop's judgment within ten days, 94 6,9| allowed an appeal to the Bishop of Constantinople (with 95 6,9| papal legates nor any Latin bishop whatever was present at 96 6,9| referred the decision to the bishop of Constantinople, who then, 97 6,0| should be audited by the bishop (Epist. iv., 27). Charles 98 6,1| letters pacificatory from the bishop, so that those who have 99 6,1| undisturbed communion with their bishop, and had not the least evil 100 6,1| clariores, and the learned Bishop Gabriel Aubespine of Orleans 101 6,2| be at- ~277 ~tempted by a bishop, since he who shall undertake 102 6,2| only the honour of having a bishop settled in them: but all 103 6,2| and therefore Anthimus, bishop of Tyana, when he claimed 104 6,2| against Eustathius. Cecropius, bishop of Sebastopolis, requested 105 6,2| back, when it forbids any bishop, on pain of deposition, 106 6,2| by a decision "that the bishop of Nicomedia should have 107 6,2| Bithynian churches, while the bishop of Nicaea should have merely 108 6,2| other comprovincials, to the bishop of Nicomedia (Mansi, vii., 109 6,3| commendatory from their own Bishop, are absolutely prohibited 110 6,4| time became famous as its bishop. Justinian forbade readers 111 6,4| century, tells us that the bishop ordained a reader by delivering 112 6,4| a "psalmist" without the bishop's knowledge, and rank him 113 6,6| that in every place the bishop shall have the power of 114 6,6| impediments from which the bishop of the diocese could dispense 115 6,6| part of the canon gives the bishop authority in certain circumstances 116 6,6| repent their fault, then the bishop may be kind to them." That 117 6,7| says the Council, if the bishop who is now in possession 118 6,8| to conspire against the bishop, shall be cast out of their 119 6,8| consider the case of Ibas bishop of Edessa. He had been attached 120 6,8| Fleury (xxvij. 19) by Uranius bishop of Himeria, accused Ibas 121 6,9| assemble together where the bishop of the Metropolis shall 122 6,9| shall be held where-ever the bishop of the Metropolis shall 123 6,0| after this decree, any bishop shall receive a clergyman 124 6,0| clergyman belonging to another bishop, it is decreed that both 125 6,0| be without blame. If any bishop receives clergymen from 126 6,0| churches: Quodvultdeus, bishop of Carthage with many of 127 6,0| invasion had frightened the bishop of Sirmium into sending 128 6,0| clergy on Easter Eve, of a bishop of Rheims slain at his own 129 6,1| charges rashly against his bishop shall not be received. ~ 130 6,2| after the death of their bishop, to seize what belongs to 131 6,2| the goods of his deceased bishop shall be cast forth from 132 6,3| authority from their own bishop, and sometimes, indeed, 133 6,3| contrary to the will of their bishop, and stir up seditions, 134 6,4| with the consent of the bishop, shall remain monasteries 135 6,4| with the consent of the bishop shall be immovable. And 136 6,4| the Great, who writes to a bishop that "rationalis ordo" would 137 6,5| widowed" by the death of its bishop, who was regarded as representing 138 6,5| Serm. post redit., iv.). So Bishop Wilson told Queen Caroline 139 6,6| that every church having a bishop shall have also a steward 140 6,6| the sanction of his own bishop; that so the administration 141 6,6| priesthood; and if he [i.e., the Bishop] will not do this, he shall 142 6,6| from the clergy. And the bishop who neglects to do this 143 6,6| of without consent of the bishop or of the person appointed, 144 6,6| oeconomus," and that the bishop has consented, in order 145 6,6| of private agents of the bishop, in whom the Church could 146 6,6| every church which has a bishop shall also have an oeconomus" 147 6,6| the direction of its own bishop; so that the administration 148 6,6| episcopate incur reproach." Any bishop who should neglect to appoint 149 6,6| to be examined by the bishop alone (Epist. cxxxvij. 2). 150 6,8| EPITOME OF CANON XXVIII. ~The bishop of New Rome shall enjoy 151 6,8| enjoy the same honour as the bishop of Old Rome, on account 152 6,8| shall be ordained by the bishop of Constantinople. ~VAN 153 6,8| honorary pre-eminence" the bishop of Constantinople acquires 154 6,8| odious innovation to see a Bishop made the chief, not of one 155 6,8| the power to ordain any Bishop. ~ 156 6,9| or forced was Eusebius, bishop of Doryloeum, an Asiatic 157 6,9| of Doryloeum, an Asiatic bishop who said that he had read 158 6,9| place. Against this the bishop protested and asked, "Why ~ 159 6,9| God, recognize the present bishop Anatolius of Constantinople 160 6,9| of the canon, we find the bishop of Constantinople presiding 161 6,9| synod at which both the bishop of Alexandria and the bishop 162 6,9| bishop of Alexandria and the bishop of Antioch were present. ~ 163 6,9| Synod concerning Photius, Bishop of Tyre, and Eustathius, 164 6,9| of Tyre, and Eustathius, Bishop of Berytus. ~The most magnificent 165 6,9| ordained by the most religious Bishop Photius, but removed by 166 6,9| removed by the most religious Bishop Eustathius and ordered to 167 6,0| is sacrilege to degrade a bishop to the rank of a presbyter; 168 6,0| sacrilegious who degrades a bishop to the rank of a presbyter. 169 6,0| cause, let him be [still] bishop. ~What precedes and follows 170 6,1| the ordination of the new bishop of the metropolis of Alexandria, 171 6,1| And the most religious Bishop Paschasinus, representative 172 6,1| of Alexandria receives a Bishop. ~And the most magnificent 173 6,1| yet on this occasion ~292 ~bishop after bishop gave vent to 174 6,1| occasion ~292 ~bishop after bishop gave vent to harsh unfeeling 175 6,2| most holy Paschasinus the bishop, holding the place of Rome, 176 6,2| Lucentius, the most reverend bishop and legate of the Apostolic 177 6,2| Lucentius the most reverend bishop and legate of the Apostolic 178 6,2| Paschasinus, the most reverend bishop and representative, read: 179 6,2| so hold itself that the bishop of Alexandria have the authority 180 6,2| the custom as regards the bishop of Rome. So too at Antioch 181 6,2| shall have been ordained bishop contrary to the will of 182 6,2| such an one ought not to be bishop. If however the judgment 183 6,2| ancient tradition, that the bishop of Jerusalem be honoured, 184 6,2| confute ~294 ~so that the bishop of Alexandria shall have 185 6,2| metropolitan be ordained bishop, such an one the great synod 186 6,2| decreed should not be a bishop. If however by the common 187 6,2| according to the canons the bishop of Alexandria shall take 188 6,2| times of the Fathers. The bishop of Constantinople however 189 6,2| of honour next after the bishop of Rome, because Constantinople 190 6,2| most reverend Diogenes, the bishop of Cyzicum, said: I call 191 6,2| something. ~Eusebius, the bishop of Ancyra, said: I am about 192 6,2| regard to consecrating a bishop for Gangra.] The most glorious 193 6,2| things. ~Lucentius, the bishop, said: The Apostolio See 194 6,2| report to that most apostolic bishop who is the ruler of the 195 6,2| John, the most reverend bishop of Sebaste, said: We all


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