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 1 5 |        canon," ii. 27. Clement of Alexandria uses the phrase "canon of ~
 2 5 |            observance, Clement of Alexandria wrote a book against Judaizers, ~
 3 8 |           of the ~metropolitan of Alexandria, and had thus occasioned
 4 10|      prevail, that ~the Bishop of Alexandria have jurisdiction in all
 5 10|         CANON VI.~ ~The Bishop of Alexandria shall have jurisdiction
 6 10|         the case of the Church of Alexandria, which had been troubled
 7 10|           bishops of Antioch ~and Alexandria were called patriarchs then,
 8 10|         assigned to the Bishop of Alexandria which places under his ~
 9 10|          granted to the Bishop of Alexandria only the rights of ordinary ~
10 10|        the case of the Bishop of ~Alexandria, for all the provinces of
11 10|    patriarchate of the Bishop of ~Alexandria; that is to say that he
12 10|       subjection to the Bishop of Alexandria, were also ~ecclesiastical
13 10|          confers on the Bishop of Alexandria, but the ~rights of a superior
14 11|       that the custom observed at Alexandria and Antioch was no purely ~
15 12|        and only inferior to Rome, Alexandria, and ~Antioch. It is true
16 12|        Christian church. Cyril of Alexandria shuddered at the impious
17 30|        and they agreed to send to Alexandria ~and to Constantinople to
18 30|    Archbishops of Constantinople, Alexandria, and ~Antioch. Cyril of
19 30|            and ~Antioch. Cyril of Alexandria and Atticus of Constantinople,
20 30|        had been sent to them from Alexandria and Constantinople, in the ~
21 31|        VIII.~Of the patriarchs of Alexandria and Antioch, and of their
22 31|        him the lord of the ~great Alexandria, which is the see of Mark.
23 33|            9.)~ ~To the Church of Alexandria, by the grace of GOD, holy
24 33|           and that the ~bishop of Alexandria shall concur in the election
25 33|           the most holy Church of Alexandria; but if in the presence
26 35|       after the Council of Nicea. Alexandria and Rome could not ~agree,
27 35|       asked Theophilus, Bishop of Alexandria for ~an explanation of the
28 35|    acknowledged by the Church of ~Alexandria. Unfortunately, we now possess
29 35| Alexandrian computation. Cyril of Alexandria ~abridged the paschal table
30 35|        Lilybaeum and Proterius of Alexandria, in a letter written by ~
31 35|           mentioned, Proterius of Alexandria openly admitted all ~these
32 35|  generally coincided with that of Alexandria, or was only a very little ~
33 35|           corresponded to that of Alexandria, and thus established that ~