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 1 2 |         rejected by the ~Council of Antioch,(2) and was suspected of
 2 3 |            17, ib. vi. 52; Concil. ~Antioch (A.D. 269) in Routh Rel.
 3 4 |             Dorotheus, presbyter of Antioch, is mentioned by ~Eusebius(
 4 5 |             faith;" the Council of ~Antioch in A.D. 269, referring to
 5 5 |            canon of the Council of ~Antioch, and compare Socrates(i.
 6 10|           of Rome also. Likewise in Antioch and the ~other provinces,
 7 10|              So, too, the Bishop of Antioch and the rest over those
 8 10|        maintain that the bishops of Antioch ~and Alexandria were called
 9 10|       particular cases of Egypt and Antioch, and in ~consequence of
10 10|      jurisdiction of ~the Bishop of Antioch. The civil diocese of Oriens
11 10|          called the Patriarchate of Antioch. The see of Antioch had, ~
12 10| Patriarchate of Antioch. The see of Antioch had, ~as we know, several
13 11|          observed at Alexandria and Antioch was no purely ~Eastern and
14 12|          others again suppose it is Antioch ~that is referred to. ~EXCURSUS
15 12|           to Rome, Alexandria, and ~Antioch. It is true that in the
16 12|  jurisdiction over the great see of Antioch, from which he sought to ~
17 12|        supremacy over the bishop of Antioch, and his claim to take rank
18 12|      Juvenal and ~Maximus Bishop of Antioch. The contention was long
19 12|        authority over the Bishop of Antioch put ~forward at Ephesus
20 12|       ancient dignity of the see of Antioch (Leo Magn. Ep. ad Maximum, ~
21 13|          the time of the Council of Antioch, A. D. 341; and continued
22 13|             Neo-~Caesar. can. xiv.; Antioch, can. x.; St. Basil M. Epist.
23 13|     disciples, that the Council of ~Antioch authorises their consecration
24 13|        given to the tenth canon of ~Antioch, which directs that chorepiscopi,
25 13|        added that as the council of Antioch commands that the ~Diocesan
26 22|      Berytus; Eustathius, Bishop of Antioch, had ~been before Bishop
27 22|        change. In 341 the ~Synod of Antioch renewed, in its twenty-first
28 23|         also ~did the patriarchs of Antioch and Jerusalem, and as a
29 27|            had been made bishop of ~Antioch, but had been deposed by
30 30|    Constantinople, Alexandria, and ~Antioch. Cyril of Alexandria and
31 31|        patriarchs of Alexandria and Antioch, and of their jurisdiction.~ ~
32 31|       authority of the patriarch of Antioch, and how the bishops of
33 31|             to the metropolitans of Antioch.~ ~CANON XXXVI.~Of the creation
34 31|        subject to the ~patriarch of Antioch.~ ~CANON XXXVIII.~That the
35 31|       fourth and last is my lord of Antioch, which is another ~see of