Council,  Canon

 1   1”,3 |      presbyters and deacons and subdeacons and all other clergymen
 2   7”,3 |      Presbyters and Deacons and Subdeacons, not long ago excluded from
 3   7”,3 | Presbyters, again, Deacons, and Subdeacons, on the other hand, who
 4   7”,7 |         that is to say, neither Subdeacons ahead of Deacons, nor Anagnosts
 5   7”,7 |          nor Anagnosts ahead of Subdeacons: since if in relation to
 6   7”,13|         ministers declared that Subdeacons and Deacons and Presbyters,
 7   7”,13|       holy orders, decreed that subdeacons, deacons, and presbyters
 8   7”,13|    Apostolic Canons, to prevent subdeacons, deacons, and presbyters
 9   8”,23| anagnosts (readers or lectors), subdeacons, and oath-takers (i.e.,
10   8”,23|        by priests, deacons, and subdeacons who have married after ordination
11   8”,23|     which appoints others to be subdeacons, and others to be doorkeepers (
12   8”,23|        the Injunctions says for subdeacons to stand at the doors of
13   8”,23|        appropriate, and not the subdeacons. Chapter II of the eighth
14   8”,23|        were the deacons and the subdeacons (because the subdeacons
15   8”,23|         subdeacons (because the subdeacons also, according to Zonaras,
16   8”,23|        of the 6th), and not the subdeacons, on the ground that it was
17   8”,23|    servants were different from subdeacons, and that it was only by
18   8”,23|        and not by any law, that subdeacons, anagnosts, psalts, exorcists,
19   8”,23|     allot these services to the subdeacons, as, for instance, Gabriel
20   8”,23|        presbyters, deacons, and subdeacons married and on this account