Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,1|         Apostles chose as their successors bishops for local congregations (
 2 Fwd,3| Apostles themselves chose their successors through ordination, and
 3 Fwd,3|   through ordination, and those successors were the bishops of the
 4  1,1 |  authority from Byzantium, were successors to Constantine and those
 5  1,9 |      bishops as their immediate successors and continuers. As another
 6  1,17|      bishops as their immediate successors and continuers.~·       
 7  3,5 |       to Peter and his supposed successors, the bishops of Rome, then
 8  3,5 |      primacy for themselves, as successors of the “chief” Apostle.
 9  4,17|  Fathers, who are the Apostles' successors in nature and essence. As
10  4,17|        the Holy Fathers are the successors of the Holy Apostles not
11  5,7 |     Egypt. St. Anthony had many successors through the centuries, most
12  6,4 |     regarding themselves as the successors of the Romans). The Byzantines,
13  6,18|        Roman bishops as Peter's successors. St. John Chrysostom taught
14  6,18|        Pope Silvester I and his successors spiritual primacy over all
15  7,14|  Fathers, who are the Apostles' successors in nature and essence.~
16 10,16|      the pastoral work of their successors for all times to the end
17 10,16|       Apostles themselves chose successors for themselves through ordination.
18 10,16|       through ordination. These successors were the bishops [Op. cit.
19 10,16|      bishops as their immediate successors and continuers.” Moreover,
20 10,16|         in the Church among the successors of the Apostles — the bishops [