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 1  2,4|  travelers, it became usual for bishops to consecrate only the upper
 2  2,4|       personally consecrated by bishops. Into every Antimins is
 3  2,4|          but more often of holy bishops. The lampada before the
 4  2,7|        holy martyrs and sainted bishops. The very top of the Ikonostas
 5  3,1|         of Orders: they are the bishops, the priests and the deacons.~
 6  3,1|       to public divine service, bishops are the chiefs or heads
 7  3,1|       them. During services the bishops, as the highest performers
 8  3,1|       title of Arch-iereus. All bishops are equal among themselves,
 9  3,1|         grades in the titles of bishops: those who have charge only
10  3,1|        cities are called simply bishops or Archieréi; those whose
11  3,1|          chief, first among the bishops); the bishop of a capital
12  3,1|    entitled “Metropolitan”; the bishops of ancient capitals of the
13  3,1|       bishop; these subordinate bishops are called “Vicars,” i.e., “
14  3,1|       by an assembly of several bishops; such an assembly is known
15  3,1| authority and blessing of their bishops, govern small Christian
16  3,1|       includes the celebrants — bishops, priests and deacons; the
17  3,2|        the Orarion. Priests and bishops wear this garment on both
18  3,2|   around the neck.” Priests and bishops thus wear the Orarion on
19  3,2|         worn only by priests or bishops, and serves to remind them
20  3,2|      Phelonion was worn also by bishops. But, when the Christian
21  3,2|        granted to the principal bishops — the Patriarchs, — the
22  3,2|     grandees of the Empire. The bishops adopted this garment, not
23  3,2|         it became common to all bishops, and they wear it now in
24  3,2|        shoulder covering.” Some bishops, especially the more aged,
25  3,2|      distinctively belonging to bishops. It was made at first out
26  3,2|         sacred vestments of all bishops. At the present time archimandrites,
27  3,2|     divine service. That of the bishops, archimandrites, and protopresbyters
28  3,2|      Christians, granted to the bishops and a few priests the right
29  3,2|       the left. The priests and bishops to whom these signs of distinction
30  3,2|  attributions and adornments of bishops at the present day.~They
31  3,2|         richly decorated, which bishops wear on the breast. It is
32  3,2|         is nowadays used by all bishops in token that they are shepherds
33  4,3|        Apostles and all sainted bishops, and, in their number, of
34  5,2| priesthood,” (i.e., the body of bishops and presbyters or priests
35  7,1|      Lord may be mindful of the bishops, the priests, and of all
36  7,1|      from among the living, the bishops, as the governors and pastors
37  9,4|        to their successors, the bishops, and these again empowered
38  9,5|        i.e., by a convention of bishops. Before the beginning of
39  9,5|        of the church, where the bishops are seated. Here, standing
40  9,5|       to obey the Holy Synod of Bishops, and, lastly, takes an oath
41  9,5|   kisses the hands of the other bishops who are to consecrate him.~
42  9,5|    Gates. Here he is met by the bishops and kneels before the altar
43  9,5|        altar on both knees. The bishops lay an open Gospel, text
44  9,5|   consecration; after which the bishops chant “Lord have mercy,”
45  9,5|        ended, the oldest of the bishops present the newly consecrated
46 10,1|        the commandments of God. Bishops, who at the present time
47 11  |       the scepter and the orb.~ Bishops in full pontificals meet
48 11  |         church, preceded by the bishops, perform a prostration before
49 11  |        of the church, while the bishops station themselves in two
50 11  |       Synod” (i.e., the body of bishops and presbyters or priests