Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |          generally any Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon, and anyone else
 2   1”,3 |          forbidden any bishop or presbyter or deacon or any other clergyman
 3   1”,8 |        shall have the honor of a Presbyter, unless it should seem better
 4   1”,8 |          a chorepiscopus or of a presbyter, with the object of having
 5   1”,8 |       man Novatian himself was a presbyter in the Church of the Romans
 6   1”,8 |         shall remain a bishop; a presbyter, a presbyter; and a deacon,
 7   1”,8 |         a bishop; a presbyter, a presbyter; and a deacon, a deacon.
 8   1”,8 |         have only the honor of a presbyter, and the nominal title of
 9   1”,8 |       chorepiscopus,[16] or as a presbyter, in order that he too may
10   1”,9 |        hereto, by saying: If any presbyter before his ordination committed
11   1”,9 |       anyone has been ordained a presbyter through ignorance without
12   1”,15|       allow either a Bishop or a Presbyter or a Deacon to go from one
13   1”,15|    church in which the Bishop or Presbyter[30] in question was ordained.~(
14   1”,15|         not to allow a Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon to go from one
15   1”,15|          fail; and the Bishop or Presbyter or Deacon shall be restored
16   1”,18|        administered to them by a presbyter (in case the Bishop is not
17   1”,18|       must not sit in front of a presbyter. Canon LVI of the same Council
18   2”,6 |          says that any bishop or presbyter or deacon or clergyman shall
19   2”,6 |      expressly decrees that if a presbyter or deacon deposed by his
20   3    |         bishops, and Philipp the presbyter, and Juvenal of Jerusalem,
21   3”,7 |       presented by Charisius the Presbyter concerning the inhomination (
22   3”,7 |          and which Charisius the presbyter of Philadelphia brought
23   3”,7 |   brought to this Council by the presbyter named Charisius, these persons
24   4”,2 |         a Bishop, Chorepiscopus, Presbyter, Deacon, or any one on the
25   4”,6 |       ordained at large either a Presbyter or a Deacon, nor anything
26   4”,6 |      grace ordaineth so-and-so a Presbyter or Deacon of such or such
27   4”,6 |        ordination of a deacon or presbyter today the name of a particular
28   4”,9 |         deacons are accused, the presbyter shall choose six, and the
29   4”,9 |        the case of any bishop or presbyter or deacon, according to
30   4”,9 |          if the one accused is a presbyter, or a deacon, or a clergyman,
31   4”,29|       Bishop to bear the rank of Presbyter is sacrilege. If, however,
32   4”,29|        to occupy the position of Presbyter. But if for any cause than
33   4”,29|     degraded them to the rank of presbyter. The Senate of the rulers
34   4”,29|       the rank and position of a presbyter; for if he is deposed on
35   4”,29|  unjustly reduced to the rank of presbyter; for, says he, it is not
36   4”,29|       reduces to the position of presbyter any bishop that goes teaching
37   6    |        of Alexandria, George the presbyter representing the Archbishop
38   7”,3 |     cannot become a Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, or anything
39   7”,3 |         cannot be a Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, or anything
40   7”,4 |            4.~ If any Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, or Subdeacon,
41   7”,6 |         Subdeacon, or Deacon, or Presbyter at all, after the ordination
42   7”,6 |       Subdeacon, or a Deacon, or Presbyter previous to ordination,
43   7”,6 |         Subdeacon, or Deacon, or Presbyter, after being ordained shall
44   7”,6 |          a subdeacon, deacon, or presbyter.~ ~ ~
45   7”,7 |          not sit down before the presbyter does so, unless he is acting
46   7”,7 |       take his seat ahead of the Presbyter, except only in case he
47   7”,7 |         and sits down before the Presbyter does, shall, if so be he
48   7”,10|          10.~ Let any Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon who takes interest,
49   7”,10|       the present Canon), or any presbyter, or any deacon, that charges
50   7”,13|     Subdeacon, or a Deacon, or a Presbyter, let him nowise be prevented
51   7”,13|        is in sacred orders — any Presbyter, we mean, or Deacon, or
52   7”,13|         office. Likewise, if any Presbyter or Deacon expel his own
53   7”,13|          a Subdeacon, Deacon, or Presbyter, let him become one; and
54   7”,14|          respect to this, that a Presbyter may not be ordained before
55   7”,14|        no one must be ordained a presbyter until he has reached the
56   7”,14|          allow a man to become a presbyter below the age of thirty,
57   7”,20|       perform the functions of a Presbyter.~(Ap. c. XXXV; c. II of
58   7”,20|           or sacred duties, of a presbyter. The Canon states definitely
59   7”,22|           whether a Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon, that imparts
60   7”,22|       decrees that no bishop, or presbyter, or deacon[150] shall demand
61   7”,25|                    26.~ As for a Presbyter who has unwittingly entangled
62   7”,31|        therefore, any Bishop, or Presbyter, fail to follow the procedure
63   7”,39|           in his absence, by the presbyter.~ ~
64   7”,57|     himself, when a Bishop, or a Presbyter, or a Deacon is present.
65   7”,57|      doing so (when a Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, that is to say,
66   7”,77|          to the Bishop or to the Presbyter.~ ~Interpretation.~This
67   7”,79|           In case any Bishop, or Presbyter, or Deacon, or anyone else
68   7”,79|         decrees that any bishop, presbyter, or deacon, or any clergyman
69   7”,93|         to Canon and binding the Presbyter Kyriakos by an oath contravening
70   8    |        and Peter, he too another presbyter and the abbot of the monastery
71   8”,3 | appointment of a bishop, or of a presbyter, or of a deacon made by (
72   8”,3 |    election of a bishop, or of a presbyter, or of a deacon that is
73   8”,5 |         says: “If any bishop, or presbyter, or deacon gain possession (
74   8”,5 |        Bishop, Auxiliary Bishop, Presbyter, Deacon, or anyone on the
75   8”,9 |      these, if he be a Bishop, a Presbyter, or a Deacon, let him be
76   8”,9 |       read, if he be a bishop, a presbyter, or a deacon, let him be
77   8”,14|     plainly speaking, if he is a Presbyter (or Priest). Likewise also
78   8”,19|        who lacks ordination as a Presbyter. As regards property of
79   8”,23|         work as servants, as was presbyter Gregory against whom Basil
80   8”,23|         by Tyrannius Rufinus the presbyter of Aquileia. So, inasmuch
81   8”,23|         there is need of but one presbyter, to enthrone a bishop, lest
82   8”,23|   deposed if he dare to ordain a presbyter or deacon without the consent
83   8”,23|      priest. The boy went to the presbyter. It was night-time. But
84   8”,23|  commence any ceremony without a presbyter, how can they have any right
85   8”,23|   apparently ordained later by a Presbyter and Deacon, according to
86   8”,23|    Christian, and was ordained a presbyter by Marcianus the bishop
87   8”,23|        set forth by Theodore the presbyter of Raithos and included
88   8”,23|          do not tell me that the presbyter sinned, nor that the deacon
89   8”,23|          sacred martyr Lucian, a presbyter of Antioch, when in prison,
90   8”,23|          his c. XIII says that a presbyter must not conduct the liturgy
91   8”,23|         of this Canon Ellas, the Presbyter of the Church of the Blachernae,