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 1 5 |     Christian Church. Clement of Rome uses it for the measure
 2 5 |        vi. 13); and Cornelius of Rome, ~in his letter to Fabius,
 3 5 |             i. 13); as Julius of Rome calls a decree of this Council ~
 4 9 |        65f.) But even Clement of Rome presupposes it, when (in
 5 10|      customary for the Bishop of Rome also. Likewise in Antioch
 6 10|     bishop over those subject to Rome. ~So, too, the Bishop of
 7 10| questioned, had it not ~included Rome. ... Nobody can maintain
 8 10|    customary ~for the Bishops of Rome also"] standing parenthetically
 9 11|   JURISDICTION OF THE ~BISHOP OF ROME OVER THE SUBURBICAN CHURCHES.~ ~
10 11|         primacy of the Bishop of Rome over the whole Church, ~
11 11|          which the ~vicariate of Rome was the first. At its head
12 11|       authority over the city of Rome, and further in a suburban
13 11|       proved" that the Bishop of Rome had ~patriarchal rights
14 11|       the bishop of the city ~of Rome should have a primacy (principatum),
15 11|     which begins, "The Church of Rome hath always had a primacy ~(
16 11|          rights of the Bishop of Rome as patriarch over the whole
17 11|       simply that ~the Bishop of Rome is over the Western Eparchies ~(
18 12|   Caesarea, and only inferior to Rome, Alexandria, and ~Antioch.
19 12|        with the apostolic see of Rome" ~(Labbe, Concil. iii. 642).
20 12|         Leo, then archdeacon ~of Rome, informing him of what Juvenal
21 12|         to take rank next ~after Rome as an apostolical see, provoked
22 13|        Novatian, a presbyter ~of Rome, who had been a Stoic philosopher
23 17|         Milan, and the latter in Rome at ~S. Lorenzo's, and in
24 30|       bishops and the Bishop ~of Rome, on the subject of appeals
25 30|        the subject of appeals to Rome, gives us a very important ~
26 30|        many crimes, ~appealed to Rome. Pope Zosimus(417-418) took
27 30|      colleagues he may appeal to Rome, and the Roman bishop shall ~
28 31|        primacy of the Bishop of ~Rome over all.~ ~Let the patriarch
29 31|         he who holds the seat of Rome, is the head and prince
30 31|       see of the Divine Peter at Rome, ~according as the Apostles
31 34|        joy, as it is followed at Rome, in Africa, ~in all Italy,
32 35|         of Nicea. Alexandria and Rome could not ~agree, either
33 35|          continued to be used at Rome as before. ~Now this cycle
34 35|         little too late.(c.) At ~Rome the equinox was supposed
35 35|          Upon an invitation from Rome, S. Ambrose also mentioned
36 35|         of that of the Church of Rome. At the same time also was
37 35|         that it was admitted by ~Rome and by the whole of Italy;