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 1 Intro      |     of Constantinople, asked Pope Nicholas I to call a council
 2 Intro      |      arrival of legates from Pope Hadrian II, who had meanwhile
 3 Intro      |       which had been sent by Pope Hadrian II, were admitted
 4 Intro      |  took account of a letter of Pope John VIII, which had been
 5 Intro      |     time of the most blessed pope Hadrian, as well as the
 6 Intro      |    well as for the fact that Pope Hadrian did not sign its
 7 Intro      |   held against Photius under Pope Hadrian at Rome or Constantinople,
 8 Intro      |      own copy into Latin, on Pope Hadrian's orders, making
 9 Definit    |      blessed and aptly-named pope of old Rome, was sent from
10 Definit    |   attacking the most blessed pope of old Rome, Nicholas, and
11 Definit    |  aforementioned most blessed pope Nicholas and all those in
12 Definit    |    long ago the most blessed pope Nicholas and then his successor,
13 Definit    |     successor, the most holy pope Hadrian, ~·  anathematized
14 Canons,  2 | having both the most blessed pope Nicholas as the instrument
15 Canons,  2 |     successor, the most holy pope Hadrian, we declare and
16 Canons,  6 | against him by the most holy pope Nicholas for his criminal
17 Canons,  6 |     against the most blessed pope Nicholas and repeatedly,
18 Canons,  6 | vigour Martin, the most holy pope of Rome, a valiant contender
19 Canons,  21| first place to the most holy pope of old Rome, secondly to
20 Canons,  21| tracts against the most holy pope of old Rome, on the pretext
21 Canons,  21| tries to expel the aforesaid pope of the apostolic see, or
22 Canons,  25|     just as the most blessed pope Nicholas decreed not long