Chapter

 1 8 |         in his kingdom, a Latin bishop for the Latin inhabitants
 2 8 |         inhabitants and a Greek bishop for the Greeks living in
 3 15|   Bullarii) established a Greek bishop in Rome to ordain, according
 4 15|         dioceses. Another Greek bishop was established in the Diocese
 5 15|       at the hands of the Greek Bishop of Rome. Catholic bishops
 6 16|        even of a patriarch or a bishop to make any changes or introduce
 7 20| districts with a Greek Catholic bishop are shamelessly going over
 8 21|      and are subject to a Latin bishop, it has nevertheless been
 9 21|         the permission of their bishop is sufficient. He may give
10 23|        Illuminator, their first bishop. At the start of the fourth
11 24|     Philoxenus, the Monophysite Bishop of Mabbug, and on p. 306,
12 28|   written in 1580 to Fornarius, Bishop of Nerita, on this topic
13 28|     apart from it, St. Isidore, Bishop of Hispala, is the first
14 28|     Vatican Basilica. ~~Suarez, Bishop of Vasionum and Vicar of
15 29|         it in his letter to the bishop of Tusculum: "Women should
16 29|         IV in his letter to the bishop of Tusculum forbade the
17 35|        the Mountains and is now Bishop of Tusculum and Cardinal. ~~
18 36|       linens consecrated by the bishop with relics of the saints
19 37|      Barsalibaeus, the Jacobite bishop of Amida, in Explanatione
20 38|    offer Mass together with the bishop. The evidence is collected
21 38|    ordinations performed by the bishop and at episcopal consecrations
22 38|         assist the consecrating bishop. But this rite continues
23 38|     often concelebrate with the bishop or with the priest as chief
24 39|   priests concelebrate with the bishop or a chief celebrant. The