To save space, we are only reproducing here the texts concerning the ordination of women deacons.
Photocopies from the original manuscript:
Photocopies of the transscription by Jean Morin (Commentarius [sic!] de Sacris Ecclesiae Ordinationibus, publ. Kalverstraat, Antwerp 1695; here pp. 55 - 57. )
The transscription by Stefano Parenti & Elena Velkovska, L’Eucologio Barberini Gr. 336, Bibliotheca «Ephemerides Liturgicae Subsidia» no 80, Edizioni Liturgiche, Roma 2000. For the text here published, see pp. 170-174.
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