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 1  2,1|        whose name was borne by the chief founder of the church.*~
 2  3,1|          and, in their capacity of chief teachers and enlighteners
 3  3,1|       title of “Archbishop” (i.e., chief, first among the bishops);
 4  3,1|           Patriarch” (which means “chief over the fathers”). A bishop
 5  3,1|        presbyter (“elder”) and the chief priest of such a church
 6  3,1|        with other deacons; and the chief deacon attached to the person
 7  5,6|           foremost,” “principal,” “chief”). This name is given to
 8  5,6|           therefore, refers to the chief contents of the prayers,
 9  7,1|         save sinners, of whom I am chief. Moreover, I believe that
10  8,1|     community by Thy Cross.”*~ The chief peculiarity of the service
11  9,5|          as an indication that his chief duty is to look after the
12 10,1| subordination to the will of their chief, the Father Superior of
13 10,1|     another Greek word which means chief of a fold). At the present