John of Telo
Canonical Resolutions, § 36. The deaconess looks after and washes the altar linen.
Canonical Resolutions, § 38. With permission of the bishop, the deaconess may pour wine and water into the chalice.
Note. This rule is also found in the Nomocanone of Bar-Hebraeus. See A.Lamy, De Syrorum Fide et Disciplina, Louvain 1859, pp. 89-91; Assemani, Bibliotheca Orientalis, vol.II, De Monophysitis § 10.
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