Title, Canon

 1    4,101|            neither an eparchy nor an exarchy is established, the patriarch
 2    4,129|            neither an eparchy nor an exarchy is erected, has the same
 3    8,311|                      Canon 311~1. An exarchy is a portion of the people
 4    8,311|      modification,~suppression of an exarchy which is located within
 5    8,312|           312~The exarch governs the exarchy either in the name of the
 6    8,312| establishment or modification of the exarchy.~
 7    8,314|          canonical possession of the exarchy committed to him by~showing
 8    8,314|             him who is governing the~exarchy in the interim.~
 9    8,315|             Presbyters sent into the exarchy by the patriarch, whether
10    8,315|           considered attached to the exarchy and must be subject in all
11    8,316|           the exarch who governs the exarchy in the name of~the Roman
12    8,316|            the exarch who governs an exarchy in his own name, recourse
13    8,317|         except exarchs who govern an exarchy entrusted to them in the~
14    8,318|            and~temporal state of the exarchy. 2. An exarch appointed
15    8,319|          established or modified the exarchy. 2. If the college of~consultors
16    8,320|                Canon 320~1. When the exarchy is vacant or impeded, the
17    8,320|            interim governance of the exarchy must as soon as possible
18   10,357|            either in some~eparchy or exarchy or religious institute or
19   12,431|      patriarchal Church, eparchy, or exarchy; all others, for the monastery
20   19,916|                5. In places where no exarchy has been constituted for