Book, Chapter

 1        I, XXVII| bishop, you cannot otherwise ordain a bishop than in the absence
 2        I, XXVII|     have you, my brother, to ordain bishops in such a manner,
 3        I, XXIX |    the Mass; that so you may ordain twelve bishops in different
 4        I, XXIX |    as you shall think fit to ordain; yet so, that if that city,
 5        I, XXIX |       that bishop shall also ordain twelve bishops, and enjoy
 6        I, XXIX | those bishops whom you shall ordain, and those that shall be
 7       II, VIII | having obtained authority to ordain bishops from Pope Boniface,
 8       II, VIII |  granting to you likewise to ordain bishops when there shall
 9       II, XVIII|  degree, shall have power to ordain another bishop in the room
10       II, XVIII| distance by sea and land, to ordain an archbishop. Which letter
11       II, XVIII|  Himself, the survivor shall ordain a bishop in the room of
12      III, XX   | Archbishop of Canterbury. To ordain him, Ithamar,bishop of Rochester,
13      III, XXIX |      an archbishop, he might ordain Catholic prelates for the
14       IV, III  |       but Theodore would not ordain a new one for them, but