Like a bishop, a chorbishop is ordained, and entitled to all vestments proper to a bishop, including the mitre (hat) and crozier (staff). The Synod of Mt. Lebanon (1736) limited only the jurisdiction of a chorbishop, permitting him to ordain to the minor orders (cantor, reader and the subdiaconate), but not the major orders of diaconate, priesthood, or episcopacy.
A chorbishop is ordained like a bishop and has all vestments appropriate for a bishop, including the mitre and crozier. The Synod of Mt. Lebanon (1736) limited only the jurisdiction of a chorbishop to ordain minor orders (cantor, reader, subdiaconate), but not major orders such as diaconate, priesthood, or episcopacy.