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 1 11| universal pope" (Observationes ad Pontificale Graecorum, pt.
 2 20|      Merati in his Commentaria ad Gavantum (pt. 2, head. 8,
 3 21|        name than the bishops" (ad Concilia, pt. 4, p. 437,
 4 22|     the metropolitan (in Notis ad Rituale Graecorum, p. 63).
 5 22|        metropolitan" (in notis ad Gavantum, vol. 1, p. 539,
 6 26|        it, as Meratus remarks (ad Gavantum, vol. 1, pt. 1,
 7 27|   honor or of anyone's blood" (ad Scapulam, chap. 2). ~
 8 28|        Goarius in his in notis ad Euchologium, p. 38, where
 9 31|       entrance in his in notis ad Liturgiam Sancti Joannis
10 31|  Renaudot, vol. 1, on in notis ad Liturgiam Cophtorum. Why,
11 38|     Carboneano in his Appendix ad Tract. P. Antoine de Eucharistia,
12 39|       2, chap. 9; and Goarius, ad Rituale Graecorum, in notis
13 39|    Rituale Graecorum, in notis ad Liturgiam S. Joannis Chrys.,
14 41|      church of Constantinople (ad Euchologium, p. 72). Many
15 42|       notis et observationibus ad librum Sacramentorum S.
16 47|     Carboneano in his Appendix ad Tractatum P. Antoine de
17 48|    have this effect" (in notis ad Euchologium, p. 350). Still,
18 54|   contested by Lupus, in notis ad Canonem 95. Concilii Trullani,
19 54|  shares this opinion (in notis ad Euchologium, p. 302, no.
20 54|     does Habert (in suis notis ad Pontificale Graecorum, observ.
21 56|        the Patriarch (in notis ad ipsum Decretum in his elucidation
22 56|        1605; Goarius, in notis ad Eucholog., p. 598; Tournely,
23 71|       automatically" (in notis ad Euchologium, p. 270). He