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 1     I,  Int     |       the notice of Siricius, bishop of Rome, and it was shortly
 2     I,  13(4332)|    which Gregory was then the bishop.~
 3     I,  23      |       did not 4394 describe a bishop as the husband of one wife,
 4     I,  34      |      But the very choice of a bishop makes for me. For he does
 5     I,  34      |    For he does not say: Let a bishop be chosen who marries one
 6     I,  34      |    surely admit that he is no bishop who during his episcopate
 7     I,  34      |    marriage is necessary in a bishop, the Apostle himself ought
 8     I,  34      |      ought not to have been a bishop, for he said, 4495 “Yet
 9     I,  34      |       ornament to the Church. Bishop, priest, and deacon, are
10     I,  34      |       seeketh the office of a bishop, he desireth a good degree,”
11     I,  35      |                      35. “The bishop, then, must be without reproach,
12     I,  35      |  since wine is a luxury. If a bishop drink at all, let it be
13     I,  35      |     chastity is required in a bishop! If his child be unchaste,
14     I,  35      |        he himself cannot be a bishop, and he offends God in the
15     I,  35      |     that the blessedness of a bishop, priest, or deacon, does
16     I,  35      |     deacon be holier than his bishop, his lower grade will not
17     I,  39      |      his death. He, the first bishop of the Church at Jerusalem,
18    II,  31      | penitents. In the lifetime of Bishop Damasus I dedicated to him