The disastrous feast at Werla by Greer, S

“…Ekkehard of Meißen’s appropriation of the feast prepared for the sisters of the late emperor Otto III was a turning point in the succession contest to determine the next ruler of Germany in 1002. …”

The development of the concept of episcopacy in the Church of England from the nineteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries by Weishaupt, S

“…Special attention is given to the refusal of interchangeability of ordained ministers with ‘non-episcopal’ churches (whilst allowing inter-communion), on the grounds that they lacked a ‘historic succession’ of bishops (cf. The Meissen Declaration and Agreement). This claim gives the adjective ‘episcopal’ a denominational, (quasi-)sacramental connotation (hence the inverted commas). …”