Examples of using Presbyter in English and their translations into Swedish
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let either the bishop or the presbyter administer to them.
priest(a contraction of presbyter) that characterized the Roman Catholic church.
Let them receive the eucharist according to their order after the presbyters from the hands of the bishop or the presbyter.
shall be honoured as a presbyter, or(if it so please the bishop),
then shall the bishop provide for him a place as Chorepiscopus, or presbyter, in order that he may be evidently seen to be of the clergy,
not live with women; nor shall a presbyter who is a widower;
written in A.D. 986, ascribes them to a presbyter named Ariston,
Dorotheus, presbyter of Antioch, is mentioned by EusebiusH. E.
reveals in the text at its base that the painting was the gift of Vinzentie de Polo, presbyter Marko de Polo, and others.
is to be found in the Arian controversy of the early fourth century when Arius, presbyter in the church at Alexandria,
The Cathari or Novatians were the followers of Novatian, a presbyter of Rome, who had been a Stoic philosopher
When the presbyter Arius began,
and the doubts of the presbyter Caius seem likewise to have arisen from the attitude assumed towards the letter by the Montanists Photius, Cod.
This great synod absolutely forbids a bishop, presbyter, deacon or any of the clergy to keep a woman who has been brought in to live with him,
the arrangement shall be totally annulled, and he shall be restored to the church of which he was ordained bishop or presbyter or deacon.
from the bishop or from a presbyter.
in the obscure Meletian schism, was made presbyter of the church called"Baucalis," at Alexandria,
For the meaning of"episcopus","sacerdos","presbyter", as used in ancient documents,
Eusebius gives the earliest testimonies of the Church of Alexandria in reporting the words of a"blessed presbyter" Pantaenus?
from the still living"Presbyter John", as he also had from Aristion.