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 1 1  |      Anatolius himself, Bishop of Constantinople, had gone so far as to confirm
 2 1  |     discussion. And the clergy of Constantinople exclaimed, "It is a few
 3 1  |           afterwards assembled at Constantinople, and confirmed the same
 4 1,1|        the Acts of the council of Constantinople under Flavian against Eutyches (
 5 1,1|       most reverend archbishop of Constantinople said; The blessed Fla- ~
 6 1,1|        the acts of the Council of Constantinople was then continued.] ~And
 7 1,1|            the reverend deacon of Constantinople read from a book [the creed
 8 1,1|   Archdeacon of the imperial city Constantinople read. ~To the most reverend
 9 1,1|  Archdeacon of the holy Church of Constantinople, the encyclical or synodical
10 1,1|         to Flavian, Archbishop of Constantinople.
11 2  |          Aetius the Archdeacon of Constantinople had opened the Session,] ~
12 3  |           150 fathers gathered at Constantinople at the bidding of the great
13 5  | afterwards assembled in the great Constantinople and ratified the same faith.
14 5  |       also, ~NOTES. ~ANATOLIUS OF CONSTANTINOPLE ~(Ep. to St. Leo. Migne,
15 5  |         and Fifty holy Fathers at Constantinople, for the uprooting of the
16 5  |     Fathers who were assembled at Constantinople. ~We believe in one God,
17 5  |     Severians and the orthodox at Constantinople, A.D. 553, the former reproached
18 5  |    Anatolius, archbishop of royal Constantinople, which is New Rome, and
19 5  |   God-beloved archbishop of royal Constantinople, Anatolius, and of the most
20 5  |             Aetius, Archdeacon of Constantinople, then put in a plea to save
21 6,2|       employed, at the Council of Constantinople in 448, to summon Eutyches (
22 6,2|            Paul the "Advocate" of Constantinople saved his archbishop from
23 6,6|           martyry of St. John" at Constantinople (Dial., p. 25). See Socrates,
24 6,8|           on coming to the see of Constantinople, ordered the excess of episcopal
25 6,9|           of the Imperial City of Constantinople, and there let it be tried. ~
26 6,9|        let him carry the case to ~Constantinople. ~JOHNSON. ~Let the reader
27 6,9|     General Council to the see of Constantinople than ever was given by any
28 6,9|        cause before the bishop of Constantinople if the defendant were a
29 6,9|        that only the Patriarch of Constantinople has the privilege of having
30 6,9|           appeal to the Bishop of Constantinople (with this Zonaras also
31 6,9|        appeal to the Patriarch of Constantinople, since they themselves,
32 6,9|   patriarchates might be tried at Constantinople. Only that Beveridge ought
33 6,9|       were always many bishops at Constantinople from the most different
34 6,9|         decision to the bishop of Constantinople, who then, in union with
35 6,9|    patriarchates or exarchates at Constantinople, to the setting aside of
36 6,9|           in that famous Synod of Constantinople, A.D. 448, at which the
37 6,0|           reminds his auditors at Constantinople that "there is a common
38 6,7|       diocese or by the throne of Constantinople, as aforesaid. And if any
39 6,7|        diocese," or to the see of Constantinople (in the manner provided
40 6,8|        vii. 217). They went up to Constantinople, and persuaded Theodosius
41 6,8|         on a spot within sight of Constantinople, they must have recalled
42 6,0|          own hand to Anatolius of Constantinople that the Council broke out
43 6,1|    credited to the First Synod at Constantinople, the second ecumenical. ~
44 6,3|        themselves to the imperial Constantinople, and remain there for a
45 6,3|           the most holy Church of Constantinople to depart from the imperial
46 6,3|      monks who spend much time at Constantinople contrary to the will of
47 6,4|           the Apostles' church at Constantinople, it is complained that some
48 6,6|         belonged to the church of Constantinople, and in fact, with a strange
49 6,6|        mention the "oeconomus" of Constantinople, the "oeconomus" of Ephesus (
50 6,6|         oeconomi of the church of Constantinople," which ought, "secundum
51 6,8|           in the imperial city of Constantinople, which is New Rome, in the
52 6,8|           the most holy Church of Constantinople, which is New Rome. For
53 6,8|           the most holy Church of Constantinople; every metropolitan of the
54 6,8|     ordained by the archbishop of Constantinople, after the proper elections
55 6,8|         ordained by the bishop of Constantinople. ~VAN ESPEN. ~It is certain
56 6,8|       pre-eminence" the bishop of Constantinople acquires a vast jurisdiction,
57 6,8|   secretly felt that the cause of Constantinople was theirs" (Gore's Leo
58 6,8|          but the gratification of Constantinople ambition was not the less,
59 6,8|         and then the Patriarch of Constantinople, and then those of Alexandria,
60 6,8|           the most holy Church of Constantinople." ~TILLEMONT. ~This canon
61 6,8|         in plain words as much to Constantinople as to Rome, with the exception
62 6,8|       they built the elevation of Constantinople, maintaining that a thing
63 6,9|         in presence of clerics of Constantinople, and that he had accepted
64 6,9|           recognized the right of Constantinople to rank immediately after
65 6,9|        Flavian, the Archbishop of Constantinople, was given only the fifth
66 6,9|       present bishop Anatolius of Constantinople as the first [i.e. after
67 6,9|        legate, that the canons of Constantinople were not found among those
68 6,9|     Paschasinus had admitted that Constantinople enjoyed the second place.
69 6,9|         to deny that the canon of Constantinople was entirely in force and
70 6,9|      canon, we find the bishop of Constantinople presiding at a synod at
71 6,9|    speaking of the third canon of Constantinople he says: "That document
72 6,9|     Anatolius only got the See of Constantinople by his consent, that he
73 6,9|          is no way he can make of Constantinople "an Apostolic See," and
74 6,9|          canons, both the IIId of Constantinople and the XXVIIIth of Chalcedon,
75 6,9|          and Chalcedonian rank of Constantinople in his CXXXIst Novel. (cap.
76 6,9|        its Vth Canon acknowledged Constantinople's rank as immediately after
77 6,9|          Rome, but this was while Constantinople was in the hands of the
78 6,9|  accordance with the canons of I. Constantinople and of Chalcedon (which
79 6,9|         to the Greek Patriarch of Constantinople, and so the opposition of
80 6,0|       most reverend Archbishop of Constantinople, said: If those who are
81 6,2|       Archdeacon of the Church of Constantinople said: It is certain that
82 6,2|           the most holy Church of Constantinople has, manifestly things to
83 6,2|           the most holy Church of Constantinople, said: If on this subject
84 6,2|           of the ecclesiastics of Constantinople when they heard Pasehasinus
85 6,2|  assembled by the grace of God in Constantinople from far separated provinces, ...
86 6,2|        the Fathers. The bishop of Constantinople however shall have the prerogative
87 6,2|           bishop of Rome, because Constantinople is new Rome." ~Paschasinus
88 6,2|      archbishop of the royal city Constantinople, which is new Rome, is to
89 6,2|          holy archbishop of royal Constantinople, that he might be asked
90 6,2|            i.e., the Patriarch of Constantinople] willed that he should there
91 6,2|          holy archbishop of royal Constantinople. Thus the matter appears
92 6,2|         assigned to the Church of Constantinople is, in spite of the opposition