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 1 1  |   conclusion of the synod, the Emperor thus proclaims: "Let then
 2 4  |        to the council, and the Emperor imposed this with the threat
 3 4  |   cried out: Many years to the Emperor! Either let the definition [
 4 4  |       we go. Many years to the Emperor! ~Cecropius, the most reverend
 5 5  |   which purpose the most pious emperor had with the greatest pains
 6 5  |    pious and beloved of Christ Emperor Marcian, and of our most
 7 5  |     also, in his letter to the Emperor Constans II., which was
 8 5  |     Tom. IV., col. 611.) ~[The Emperor was present in person and
 9 5  |   cried out: Many years to our Emperor and Empress, the pious,
10 5  |      faith. To the Priest, the Emperor. Thou hast straightened
11 6,1|      admirably remarked by the Emperor Justinian, in his 131st
12 6,3|       of these proposed by the Emperor, and is found in the Corpus
13 6,4|     was brought forward by the Emperor Marcian in the sixth session,
14 6,4|     and the synod accepted the Emperor's proposed canon almost
15 6,7|     Relig. Hist., xij., on the emperor's letter-carriers. In the
16 6,9|        it, may be doubted. The Emperor Justinian, in c. 22 of his
17 6,9|        and the like before the Emperor. The latter frequently referred
18 6,2|        still more, that of the Emperor Charles VI. the father of
19 6,2|       order promulgated by the Emperor after full hearing of advice,
20 6,2|       of a metropolis from the emperor are to enjoy the honour
21 6,2|     end of the 6th session the emperor had announced that Chalcedon
22 6,7|       if by the command of the Emperor a city be renewed, the order
23 6,0|      had been delivered by the Emperor's own hand to Anatolius
24 6,8|       Rome, in the time of the Emperor Theodosius of happy memory),
25 6,9| unequivocal. In writing to the Emperor he says that Anatolius only
26 6,2|       go. By the safety of the Emperor let us go. We all will remain