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 1 1 |      bishop; neither the see of Rome, nor any other see.~ ~ ~ ~
 2 1 |    bishop not in communion with Rome,(2) who died during its ~ ~
 3 1 |         Schism was condemned at Rome, ~ ~and its Canons rejected
 4 3 |         arrogancy of the See of Rome that it dared to tamper
 5 3 |         the Bishop of the elder Rome ought not to be ~ ~calumniated,
 6 3 |      only true of Spain, and at Rome nothing of the ~ ~kind was
 7 3 |            everywhere except at Rome.~ ~ ~ ~In 809 a council
 8 3 |       the word Filioque, and at Rome ~ ~they continued not to
 9 3 |  Confessio in ~ ~St. Peter's at Rome, on one of which was engraved
10 12|         Sardica in ~ ~favour of Rome. But as assuredly it did
11 12|   intended to forbid appeals to Rome. It regulates ~ ~proceedings
12 13|      honour after the Bishop of Rome; because Constantinople
13 13|   because Constantinople is New Rome.~ ~ ~ ~NOTES.~ ~ ~ ~ANCIENT
14 13|     next after the bishop of ~ ~Rome.~ ~ ~ ~It should be remembered
15 13|         canon did not ~ ~affect Rome directly in any way, but
16 13|    ranked next after the see of Rome. When the ~ ~pope refused
17 13|        power in the rank of Old Rome, if a ~ ~see is to rank
18 13|   because it happens to be "New Rome." Of course ~ ~these remarks
19 13|    glory ~ ~after the Bishop of Rome as being New Rome and the
20 13|     Bishop of Rome as being New Rome and the Queen of cities.
21 13|       the most holy Pope of Old Rome, according to the decrees
22 13|       Constantinople and of New Rome, should have the second
23 13|   Apostolic Throne of the Elder Rome, and should be superior
24 13|         after the throne of Old Rome; and then ~ ~adds, after
25 13|      Imperial residence, as New Rome, the bishops as ~ ~well
26 13|      imperial residence, ~ ~New Rome, placed immediately after
27 13|    placed immediately after Old Rome in ecclesiastical rank also; ~ ~
28 13|       against on the side of ~ ~Rome, we shall see further on
29 13|    Moreover, for many centuries Rome did not recognize this ~ ~
30 13|          never been notified to Rome. As in the mean time it
31 13|     unwilling as the Bishops of Rome were to sanction it, from
32 13|      which the Apostolic See of Rome did ~ ~not at first nor
33 14|   churches ~ ~of Alexandria and Rome towards their young and
34 14|     prerogative ~ ~and give New Rome a more suitable bishop.
35 14|       sympathy of the church of Rome; and they re quested Theodosius
36 14|      when a Council did meet at Rome towards the end of ~ ~382,
37 15|         the ~ ~members, back to Rome, as a supplement to its
38 15|         find fragments of it in Rome.~ ~(7.) The Synod of Constantinople
39 15|      this Tome, sent ~ ~back to Rome with the acceptance and
40 15|       it was really drawn up at Rome.~ ~(8.) If, however, the
41 16|         might be referred ~ ~to Rome.~ ~ ~ ~WARNING TO THE READER
42 18|        never sent to the See of Rome. Still later, ~ ~Gregory
43 18| Constantinople were accepted at Rome; but on account of its ~ ~
44 18|         West, and especially in Rome, however satisfied people
45 18|        which were recognised at Rome). The same was mentioned
46 19|         in the great city of ~ ~Rome, the holy synod of the orthodox
47 19|         by divine permission at Rome, to the end that since we ~ ~
48 19|      consent, the ~ ~journey to Rome was for the majority impossible.