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 1 5  |    Augusti, at Chalcedon, the metropolis of the Bithynian Province,
 2 5  |   shall have the honours of a metropolis, in name only giving it
 3 5  |      that there should be one metropolis in each province. What therefore
 4 5  |      the beginning this was a metropolis, ought to ordain all the
 5 5  |    Nice with the name only of metropolis, and so made its bishop
 6 6,2|      letters with the name of metropolis, and the bishops in charge
 7 6,2|   being preserved to the true Metropolis. ~NOTES. ~ANCIENT EPITOME
 8 6,2| rights pertaining to the true metropolis shall be preserved. ~BRIGHT. ~
 9 6,2|       conferred the title of "metropolis" on the city, and had not
10 6,2|   when in 371 he made Tyana a metropolis: and therefore Anthimus,
11 6,2|       the honorary title of a metropolis from the emperor are to
12 6,2|    all the rights of the real metropolis are to be reserved to it."
13 6,2| Chalcedon was to be a titular metropolis, saving all the rights of
14 6,2|    Nicaea as by old custom a "metropolis." Eunomius, who complained
15 6,9|       where the bishop of the Metropolis shall approve, and shall
16 6,9|  where-ever the bishop of the Metropolis shall designate, and all
17 6,8|      the establishment of the metropolis, according to the Council
18 6,1|      of the new bishop of the metropolis of Alexandria, it has seemed
19 6,1|   until the Archbishop of the Metropolis of Alexandria shall have
20 6,2|     but the rights of his own metropolis must be preserved." ~Constantine,
21 6,2|     distinguished men of each metropolis and moreover by all the