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 1 1 |         Cappadocia, Optimus of ~ ~Antioch in Pisidia, Diodorus of
 2 1 |           Meletius, the bishop of Antioch ~ ~who was bishop not in
 3 2 |       creeds of the Council of ~ ~Antioch in Encaeniis (A.D. 341)
 4 10|           acquittal" (Hist. Patr. Antioch., p. 106). ~ ~Montfaucon
 5 12|       privileges of the Church in Antioch, which are mentioned in
 6 12|         of Meletius. Bishop ~ ~of Antioch, Gregory Nazianzen, and
 7 12|       judgment ~ ~of the Synod of Antioch is annulled and this honour
 8 13|          affect Alexandria and ~ ~Antioch, which till then had ranked
 9 13|       after this Alexandria, then Antioch, and last of all shall be ~ ~
10 13|         of the city. The Synod of Antioch ~ ~in 341, in its ninth
11 13| precedence over ~ ~Alexandria and Antioch was a proceeding which affected
12 13|      Alexandria and Anastasius of Antioch, and from ~ ~the letter
13 15|            we receive those in ~ ~Antioch also who confess the unity
14 15|            we agree with those in Antioch [i.e. ~ ~the Synod of 378]
15 15|      Sardica --for this schism at Antioch only broke out seventeen
16 15|          in 379, a great synod at Antioch of one hundred ~ ~and forty-six
17 15|   especially to ~ ~Bishop Paul of Antioch, head of the Eustathians
18 15|           was then ~ ~accepted at Antioch.~ ~(6.) It is quite certain
19 15|         certain that the Synod of Antioch sent a copy of this ~ ~Tome,
20 15|            Tome ~ ~established at Antioch," although it was really
21 15|        between the ~ ~orthodox at Antioch. By this "dudum" I conclude
22 15|       effect that both parties at Antioch, one as ~ ~much as the other,
23 16|          and nomocanon of John of Antioch; and~this not through want
24 16|    century to Bishop Martyrius of Antioch, in which the same ~ ~subject
25 19|           tome of the synod ~ ~of Antioch, and also that tome issued