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The more any one sees his bishop silent, the more let him revere him. For whomsoever the master of the house sends to be over his own household, we ought in like manner to receive him, as we would do him that sent him. It is therefore evident that we ought to look upon the bishop, even as we would do upon the Lord himself.

Revere, O mortals, the supremely great

Revere not idols vainly; but the God

Always existing, and no more revere

Of all things God-inspired, did he revere