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 1 5  |        that this matter of the rights of Antioch and Jerusalem
 2 5  |     then bestowed metropolitan rights upon the city of Nice, carefully
 3 5  |      put in a plea to save the rights of the throne of the royal
 4 6,2|        title, all metropolitan rights being preserved to the true
 5 6,2|   settled in them: but all the rights pertaining to the true metropolis
 6 6,2|   pragmatic, to steal away the rights of other churches? The answer
 7 6,2|      upheld the metropolitical rights of Tyre. The commissioners
 8 6,2| metropolitans, so that all the rights of the real metropolis are
 9 6,2|     metropolis, saving all the rights of Nicemedia; and the Council
10 6,2|        capital of Bithynia its rights as unaffected by the honour
11 6,8| practice of antiquity, and the rights of Metropolitans. Certainly
12 6,2|     the churches the primatial rights of Antioch must be upheld.
13 6,2|     consequent honour, but the rights of his own metropolis must
14 6,2|    this Council considered the rights they were discussing to