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1 1”,8 | accepted the Donatists with an imposition of the hands); nevertheless, 2 7”,32| received a chirothesy, or imposition of the hands, from the bishop. 3 8”,14| from infancy and without imposition of hands, and reading from 4 8”,14| Anagnost (or Reader) by imposition of hands, each Abbot is 5 8”,14| Monastery, provided that imposition of hands has been laid upon 6 8”,14| appoint Anagnosts (with imposition of hands).~(c. XXXIII of 7 8”,14| having had the requisite imposition of hands and without having 8 8”,14| has been made an abbot by imposition of the hands of a prelate, 9 8”,23| lieu of baptism, since by imposition of the hands the Holy Spirit 10 8”,23| believers. The custom of this imposition of hands in connection with 11 8”,23| priest used to accept by imposition of hands the sacrifices 12 8”,23| even though he has had the imposition of hands of a bishop. Canon 13 8”,23| other cases to have had the imposition of hands of a bishop, as 14 8”,23| even I will tolerate any imposition. But as long as we are sitting 15 8”,23| had become aware of the imposition, deposed him and rendered 16 8”,23| accepted the Novatians, by an imposition of the hand. This local 17 8”,23| be accepted only after an imposition of the hand.~ ~ [67] As 18 8”,23| Battalion without any ritual imposition of hands, according to chapters 19 8”,23| deaconesses by virtue of an imposition of hands, to be ordained