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 1 Intro      |              who had been ordained by Photius. It was held at Constantinople
 2 Intro      |              in November 879, so that Photius might be restored to the
 3 Intro      |               the most holy patriarch Photius in the time of the most
 4 Intro      |          attacking the same most holy Photius (i.e., in 869-870), are
 5 Intro      |              text had been altered by Photius; but in the so-called "unaltered"
 6 Intro      | Constantinople which was held against Photius must not be recognised.
 7 Intro      |           VIII wrote to the patriarch Photius (in 879): We make void that
 8 Intro      |          synod which was held against Photius at Constantinople and we
 9 Intro      |               which were held against Photius under Pope Hadrian at Rome
10 Intro      |               the text was altered by Photius. ~An authentic copy of the
11 Definit    |          machinations of the wretched Photius. He entered the sheepfold
12 Definit    |               organised opposition of Photius. By the missiles of his
13 Definit    |        powerful leading supporters of Photius and, reflecting a story
14 Definit    |           zealot Phinehas, he pierced Photius with the lance of truth
15 Definit    |              the world, has consigned Photius to a suitable place and
16 Definit    |    controlling seat, while we condemn Photius, the interloper and illegal
17 Definit    |             spoken. ~For the wretched Photius was truly like the person
18 Definit    |          their tribulation heard. For Photius was lifted up to the heights
19 Definit    |          those in communion with him. Photius did this in such a way that
20 Definit    |             share this view, but give Photius their willing support, if
21 Canons,  2 |         expulsion and condemnation of Photius, the upstart and usurper,
22 Canons,  4 |         Christ; we are speaking about Photius, who has filled the whole
23 Canons,  4 |               those who received from Photius the customary rescripts
24 Canons,  4 |             As for the churches which Photius and those who were ordained
25 Canons,  6 |                    6 ~It appears that Photius, after the sentences and
26 Canons,  6 |          foremost the above-mentioned Photius for the reason given; next
27 Canons,  9 |           very beginning the wretched Photius brought about in the church
28 Canons,  21|             incriminating charges, as Photius did recently and Dioscorus
29 Canons,  21|         audacity, after the manner of Photius and Dioscorus, and makes
30 Canons,  25|              the cause of the usurper Photius, must be deposed and suspended