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 1 II  |   through Damas your most worthy bishop, and through your worthy
 2 II  |          as he is subject to the bishop as to the grace of God,
 3 II  |   through Damas your most worthy bishop, and through your worthy
 4 II  |        of God, is subject to the bishop and presbytery, in the law
 5 III |        III.-Honour Your Youthful Bishop.~Now it becomes you also
 6 III |       you also not to treat your bishop too familiarly on account
 7 III |    youthful appearance [of their bishop], but as being themselves
 8 III |      Father of Jesus Christ, the bishop of us all. It is therefore
 9 III | hypocritical fashion, obey [your bishop], in honour of Him who has
10 III |        not [by such conduct] the bishop that is visible, but seeks
11 III |          despise the age of your bishop, but to yield him all reverence,
12 III |         manifest youth [of their bishop], but to his knowledge in
13 III |       should be obedient to your bishop, and contradict him in nothing;
14 IV  |         Act Independently of the Bishop.~It is fitting, then, not
15 IV  |     indeed give one the title of bishop, but do all things without
16 IV  |     those who indeed talk of the bishop, but do all things without
17 IV  |        who is the true and first Bishop, and the only High Priest
18 VI  |       divine harmony, while your bishop presides in the place of
19 VI  |       but be ye united with your bishop, and those that preside
20 VI  |       divine harmony, while your bishop presides in the place of
21 VI  |       but be ye united with your bishop, being through him subject
22 VII |           Do Nothing Without the Bishop and Presbyters.~As therefore
23 VII |          ye anything without the bishop and presbyters. Neither
24 VII |          do anything without the bishop. Nor let anything appear
25 XIII|         with your most admirable bishop, and the well-compacted
26 XIII|        God. Be ye subject to the bishop, and to one another, as
27 XIII|         with your most admirable bishop, and the well-compacted
28 XIII|        God. Be ye subject to the bishop, and to one another, as
29 XIV |          not worthy to be called bishop. For I stand in need of
30 XV  |         along with Polycarp, the bishop of the Smyrnaeans. The rest