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 1 Intro|         HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. ~Emperor.--CONSTANTINE POGONATUS.
 2 Intro|       attached to them. ~When the Emperor first summoned the council
 3 Intro|     infidel. ~In this Council the Emperor presided in person surrounded
 4 Intro|   Patriarch of Alexandria. On the Emperor's left were seated the representatives
 5 Intro|      eleventh session however the Emperor was no longer able to be
 6 1    |          Monothelites made at the Emperor's bidding:] ~We have brought
 7 2    |          POPE OF OLD ROME, TO THE EMPEROR, AND THE LETTER OF AGATHO
 8 2    |        our Lord Jesus Christ, the Emperor Constantine the Great, and
 9 2    |         in his second book to the Emperor Gratian, of blessed memory,
10 2    | Constantinople in the time of the Emperor Justinian of august memory,
11 2    |          and apostolic faith, the Emperor Justinian of pious memory,
12 2    |          O most pious and clement Emperor, and together with my littleness
13 3    |            Constantine, the great Emperor, and Heraclius and Tiberius,
14 3    |      number of compliments to the Emperor, much in style and matter
15 3    |        blessings on the State and Emperor, and hopes for the universal
16 4    |            VI., col. 730.) ~[ The Emperor said] ~Let George, the most
17 4    |            we anathematize. ~[The Emperor's demand to Macarius. (Col.
18 5    |     God-preserved lord and mighty Emperor, rejected, because they
19 5    |      Fathers.] ~Many years to the Emperor! Many years to Constantine,
20 5    |         to Constantine, our great Emperor! Many years to the Orthodox
21 5    |           King! Many years to our Emperor that maketh peace! Many
22 6    |           most pious and faithful Emperor Constantine, which rejected
23 7    |         THE PROSPHONETICUS TO THE EMPEROR. ~(Labbe and Cossart, Concilia,
24 7    |           many compliments to the Emperor, especially for his zeal
25 7    |       numerous compliments to the Emperor and prayers for his preservation.] ~ ~
26 8    |   faithful Constantine, the great Emperor, has been gathered together
27 8    |       beatitude to the most pious emperor: and we acknowledge that
28 8    |        repentance the most Serene Emperor and ourselves have exhorted
29 8    |         our most pious and serene Emperor Constantine. And then one
30 8    |          by you to the most pious emperor as in all respects agreeable
31 8    |        majesty of our God-copying Emperor assented to, and subscribed
32 8    |          care of our most clement Emperor, stability; and will adorn
33 9    |      report of the Council to the Emperor says that "Honorius, formerly
34 9    |        contradicted himself." The Emperor goes on to anathematize "
35 10   |           Saviour, the most pious Emperor, the peaceful and Christ-loving
36 10   |     Christ-loving Constantine, an Emperor faithful to God in Jesus
37 10   |        that it is an Edict of the Emperor and not anything proceeding
38 10   |   diffused Monothelitism. He, the Emperor, had therefore convoked