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 1 7 |         in 362, ~ ~the Council of Alexandria condemned the notion that
 2 9 |        the ~ ~gentle Dionysius of Alexandria characterised it in severe
 3 12|          but let ~ ~the Bishop of Alexandria, according to the canons,
 4 12|           Nazianzen, and Peter of Alexandria. For Meletius ~ ~leaving
 5 12| Constantinople. While ~ ~Peter of Alexandria had sent to Constantinople
 6 12|  Abyssinia by the patriarchate of Alexandria.~
 7 13|          but did seriously affect Alexandria and ~ ~Antioch, which till
 8 13|          then ~ ~adds, after this Alexandria, then Antioch, and last
 9 13|           that the aversion to ~ ~Alexandria which, by favouring Maximus,
10 13|    Constantinople over that of ~ ~Alexandria. Moreover, for many centuries
11 13|    presides instead of Timothy of Alexandria, it puts in a ~ ~strong
12 13| Constantinople precedence over ~ ~Alexandria and Antioch was a proceeding
13 13|          lib. VI.) to Eulogius of Alexandria and Anastasius of Antioch,
14 14|         no less men than Peter of Alexandria, Gregory Nazianzen, and
15 14|        felt by the churches ~ ~of Alexandria and Rome towards their young
16 14|      according to their pleasure. Alexandria, as the chief see of the
17 14|       episcopate (Neale, Pair. of Alexandria, i, 206). The ~ ~conduct
18 14|       establishing the primacy of Alexandria over Constantinople and
19 14|           Maximus was a native of Alexandria of low parentage. He boasted
20 14|            confidence of Peter of Alexandria, and induced him to favour
21 14|      fellows were despatched from Alexandria to mix ~ ~with the people,
22 14|               Maximus returned to Alexandria, and demanded that Peter
23 14|          he would ~ ~have that of Alexandria. Peter appealed to the prefect,