Council,  Canon

 1   1”,2 |    baptized have been given an episcopate or a presbytery, it has
 2   1”,2 |       they promoted them to an episcopate or a presbytery, which is
 3   1”,6 |        elect a candidate to an episcopate in accordance with ecclesiastical
 4   3”,1 |  expelled from the rank of the episcopate by the very Bishops of the
 5   3”,1 |  henceforth of the rank of the episcopate even by those same Orthodox
 6   3”,2 |  outcasts from the rank of the episcopate.~ ~ ~
 7   3”,7 |   deprived as Bishops of their Episcopate, and as Clergymen of their
 8   3”,7 |       shall be deprived of his Episcopate, and be left deposed from
 9   3”,7 |      to be expelled from their episcopate and clericate, respectively,
10   3”,7 |        and expelled from their episcopate and clericate, respectively;
11   3”,8 |     honor and communion of the episcopate; but in such manner as not
12   3”,8 |       cares and matters of the episcopate, and getting tired on account
13   3”,8 | affairs and temptations of the episcopate, he tendered a written resignation.
14   3”,8 |       and begging, not for the episcopate which he had resigned, but
15   4”,29|      dignity and office of the Episcopate.~ ~Interpretation.~In Act
16   7”,34|     belongings or those of his episcopate; but, on the contrary, these
17   7”,34|        by the clergymen of the episcopate until another bishop has
18   7”,47|        to the presidency of an Episcopate, and who by mutual agreement
19   7”,47|    after his ordination to the Episcopate, let her enter a Convent
20   8”,23|       For, A) it signifies the episcopate and bishopric of each bishop
21   8”,23|      been given the care of an episcopate, Eustathius ought to have
22   8”,23|        reward in behalf of the episcopate.” This same inference may
23   8”,23|         let them not evade the episcopate with a resignation, but
24   8”,23|  latter voluntarily resign his episcopate, yet it must be understood
25   8”,23|      that he did not resign an episcopate of his own, which was that
26   8”,23|       of Sasima, but a strange episcopate, namely, that of Nazianzo,
27   8”,23|       must be the bishop of an episcopate. Whoever, therefore, has
28   8”,23|    therefore, has resigned his episcopate, evidently ought not even
29   8”,23|      that he was resigning the episcopate, not as unworthy, but as
30   8”,23|       Byzantium used to be the episcopate of the Bishop of Heracleia.~ ~  [
31   8”,23|  deprived of his bishopric and episcopate if he gives permission to
32   8”,23|      were wont to bequeath the episcopate to their children at their