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 1  1  |           of Nestorius, Bishop of Constantinople, is known; how he divided
 2  1  |      himself; so to the clergy of Constantinople; so to John of Antioch,
 3  3,2|          in the Collation held at Constantinople under the Emperor Justinian
 4  3,3|           to those there [i.e. at Constantinople] on]y; but also to those
 5  3,4|        Nestorius as archbishop of Constantinople was not verbal, but vital.
 6  5  |        the holy churches, both of Constantinople and of Antioch. This we
 7  6  |         senate, and the people of Constantinople, of all that had taken place,
 8  6  |  materially by a layman living in Constantinople by the name of Marius Mercator.
 9  6  |          refuge with Nestorius of Constantinople, and so all three were condemned
10  6,1|       only the Creeds of Nice and Constantinople, but the definitions at
11  6,1| Ecumenical Council, the Second of Constantinople, received both the creeds
12  6,1|        creeds of Nice and that of Constantinople, as well of the definitions
13  6,1|          looked upon the creed of Constantinople, with its additions, to
14  6,1|       different from the Creed of Constantinople, as may be seen in the Euchologion.
15  6,1|     bidden to recite the Creed of Constantinople; and then, as if this did
16  6,1|          yet he had the Church of Constantinople, that even in the very metropolis
17  6,1|         them in the great city of Constantinople, under Sisinnius of blessed