Council,  Canon

 1   4”,2 |       chirotonia (or chirotony); Anagnosts (or Readers, or Lectors),
 2   4”,13|            Strange Clergymen and Anagnosts are not to be allowed to
 3   4”,13|       that strange clergymen and anagnosts are not to be allowed to
 4   4”,14|                 14.~ Inasmuch as Anagnosts and Psalts in some provinces
 5   4”,14|        Ap. c. XXVI commands that Anagnosts and Psalts may marry after
 6   7”,6 |      promoted to the Clergy only Anagnosts and Psalts may marry, we
 7   7”,6 |       Apostles decrees that only Anagnosts and Psalts may marry after
 8   7”,7 | Subdeacons ahead of Deacons, nor Anagnosts ahead of Subdeacons: since
 9   7”,32|         tonsure their Psalts and Anagnosts when installing them in
10   7”,32|        also appointed psalts and anagnosts in the church with the formality
11   7”,32|          the other hand, forbids anagnosts to bow to the laity after
12   8”,14| permission of the Bishop appoint Anagnosts (with imposition of hands).~(
13   8”,14|          of a prelate, to ordain Anagnosts (or Readers), but only in
14   8”,14|          are permitted to ordain Anagnosts, in accordance with an ancient
15   8”,23|         chorepiscopus may ordain anagnosts (readers or lectors), subdeacons,
16   8”,23|       for chorepiscopi to ordain anagnosts at the behest of the bishop.
17   8”,23|        any law, that subdeacons, anagnosts, psalts, exorcists, doorkeepers,
18   8”,23|         by lectors in church, or anagnosts, there are also many passages
19   8”,23|   priests do in having laymen or anagnosts prepare the holy elements