Council,  Canon

 1   1    |      bishops to ordain for their diocese a cleric belonging to another
 2   1    |      cleric belonging to another diocese. ~Canon 17: Clerics are
 3   1”,7 |   provinces subject to it, and a diocese which belonged to the Patriarch.
 4   2”,2 |         must not leave their own diocese and go over to churches
 5   2”,2 |         the Bishops of the Asian diocese (or administrative domain)
 6   2”,2 |          let those of the Pontic diocese look after the affairs of
 7   2”,2 |         after the affairs of the diocese of Pontus only, and let
 8   2”,2 |        let those of the Thracian diocese manage the affairs of the
 9   2”,2 |          affairs of the Thracian diocese only. Let Bishops not go
10   2”,2 |          boundaries of one’s own diocese was formerly a matter of
11   2”,2 |       serve his own province and diocese, and not interfere in one
12   2”,2 |        in spite of its being his diocese and parish). The metropolitans
13   2”,2 |    regarding the affairs of each diocese of the patriarchs, the diocesan
14   2”,2 |       govern such matters of the diocese in question, as the Nicene
15   2”,6 |     synod of the Bishops of this diocese summoned to try this case.
16   2”,6 |        of all the Bishops of the diocese, let no such person be allowed
17   2”,6 |      synod of the bishops of the Diocese,[56] and have the case terminate
18   2”,6 |  affronts all the bishops of the Diocese, and should dare to appeal
19   3”,8 |         with regard to the other diocese and churches everywhere,
20   3”,8 |     shall hold also in regard to diocese (or administrations) and
21   4”,9 |      either to the Exarch of the diocese or to the throne of the
22   4”,9 |          go to the Exarch of the diocese,[95] or to the throne of
23   4”,17|    complain to the Exarch of the diocese, or let him have his case
24   4”,17|     Exarch and chief head of the diocese (whose function, however,
25   4”,28|        adjacent to and flank the diocese of Pontus, while the Russians
26   4”,30|       that it is a custom in the diocese of Egypt to do nothing of
27   4”,30|      that it was a custom in the diocese (or see) of Alexandria’s
28   8”,23|      ordain other bishops in the diocese of Alexandria, this present
29   8”,23|     truth of the matter, and the diocese of Rome is limited like
30   8”,23|        Great.~ ~  [56] The noun “diocese” in Greek is one of many
31   8”,23|       Metropolitans lying in one diocese, according to this c. VI
32   8”,23|        holy Synod of the Eastern diocese.” And E) the combined parishes
33   8”,23|       the legates of the Eastern Diocese, or, more specifically,
34   8”,23|         phrase “The Synod of the Diocese” is never used in the first
35   8”,23|       case, the Patriarch of the diocese keeps his eye on it), whatever
36   8”,23|       here calls a “synod of the diocese” is called the exarch of
37   8”,23|         called the exarch of the diocese in cc. IX and XXVIII of
38   8”,23|        Patriarchs exarchs of the diocese, because he mentions only
39   8”,23|        province the Synod of the diocese, and the ecumenical Synod (
40   8”,23|        state that the Synod of a Diocese was the assembly, or convention,
41   8”,23|        metropolitans of a single diocese together with their chief
42   8”,23|         the metropolitans of the diocese subject to his jurisdiction,
43   8”,23|        one than the synod of the diocese, since the Patriarchs received
44   8”,23|      decided by the synod of the diocese, this Council has given
45   8”,23|   understands by “exarchs of the diocese” the other Patriarchs, while
46   8”,23|        the phrase “Exarch of the Diocese,” and that the word “Diocese”
47   8”,23|     Diocese,” and that the word “Diocese” which it employs in the
48   8”,23|         before the Exarch of the Diocese, that is to say, the Bishop
49   8”,23|         let the Patriarch of the Diocese ordain or prescribe those
50   8”,23|          this. The Exarch of the Diocese, according to Balsamon,
51   8”,23|         of the province (since a Diocese comprises many provinces
52   8”,23|          the Metropolitan of the Diocese; nor the Patriarch, for,
53   8”,23| dishonors all the Bishops of the Diocese, which is the same thing
54   8”,23|         saying the Exarch of the Diocese, which indeed the present
55   8”,23|           whereas a Synod of the Diocese and an Exarch of the Diocese
56   8”,23|     Diocese and an Exarch of the Diocese occupies a different position
57   8”,23|          him. So the Exarch of a diocese is the Metropolitan of the
58   8”,23|          the Metropolitan of the diocese who has some privilege over
59   8”,23|        Metropolitans of the same diocese. But this privilege of Exarchs
60   8”,23|       apply to the Exarch of the diocese; which is the same thing
61   8”,23|         before the Exarch of the diocese in which they are situated,
62   8”,23|       Metropolitan of some other diocese, or if a Metropolitan has
63   8”,23|          the Metropolitan of any diocese or parish whatever, they
64   8”,23|       first to the Exarch of the diocese, or to the Bishop of Constantinople,
65   8”,23|          go to the Exarch of the diocese or to the Bishop of Constantinople
66   8”,23|      Synod and the Exarch of the diocese are no longer active or
67   8”,23|        spoke about the matter of diocese at greater length.~ In view
68   8”,23|          included in the see, or diocese, of Rome, so that he, together
69   8”,23|          only in his own See (or Diocese), but also in all the rest