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 1 5  |     refer to honour belonging to metropolitan cities. But the sacred letters
 2 5  |      memory, which then bestowed metropolitan rights upon the city of
 3 5  |       canon thus defines, that a metropolitan should have jurisdiction
 4 5  |          one more ancient as the metropolitan. And it is manifest that
 5 5  |      shall have the authority of metropolitan over the churches of the
 6 6,9|       have a difference with the metropolitan of the province, let him
 7 6,9|       have a contention with his metropolitan let him carry the case to ~
 8 6,9|          if the defendant were a metropolitan.  HEFELE. ~That our canon
 9 6,9|        the privilege of having a metropolitan tried before him who does
10 6,9|     aside of the proper superior metropolitan, an example of which we
11 6,2|         take the bare title, all metropolitan rights being preserved to
12 6,2|        and exalting himself as a metropolitan. The name of a "pragmatic
13 6,2|        claimed the position of a metropolitan, with authority over suffragans,
14 6,2|       himself independent of his metropolitan, Photius of Tyre, and brought
15 6,2|         to be independent of his metropolitan Eunomius of Nicemedia, on
16 6,2|      have merely the honour of a metropolitan, being subjected, like the
17 6,7|        any one be wronged by his metropolitan, let the matter be decided
18 6,7| aggrieved at the decision of his metropolitan in synod, he might apply
19 6,8|         of Constantinople; every metropolitan of the aforesaid dioceses,
20 6,2|      contrary to the will of the metropolitan, this great synod has decreed
21 6,2|      contrary to the will of the metropolitan be ordained bishop, such
22 6,2|         shall deem worthy of the metropolitan episcopate and that he should
23 6,2|          a majority of them, the metropolitan having his power according