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 1 Intro|   George, by the mercy of God bishop of Constantinople which
 2 Intro|     John, by the mercy of God bishop of the City of Thessalonica,
 3 Intro|    Rome," "John, the unworthy bishop of Portus, legate of the
 4 Intro| Stephen, by the mercy of God, bishop of Corinth, and legate of
 5 1    |       as by Theodore, who was bishop of a city called Pharan,
 6 2    |     VI., col. 630.) ~Agatho a bishop and servant of the servants
 7 2    |      Gregory Nyssen, St. John bishop of Constantinople, St. Cyril,
 8 2    |    Constantinople, St. Cyril, bishop of Alexandria. (L. & C.,
 9 2    |       Gregory Nyssen, a great bishop, says that the true confession
10 2    | arisen: that is to say, John, bishop of Scythopolis, Eulogius,
11 2    |     of Scythopolis, Eulogius, bishop of Alexandria, Euphraemius
12 3    |       Augustuses, Agatho, the bishop and servant of the servants
13 3    |    fellow-servant and brother bishop, Theodore, the archbishop
14 5    |   city to Cyrus, who was then bishop of Phasis and to Honorius
15 5    |     that of Sergius some time bishop of this God-preserved royal
16 5    |     that of Theodore sometime bishop of Pharan, all of whom the
17 6    |       mean Theodorus, who was Bishop of Pharan, Sergius, Pyrrhus,
18 6    |      of the elder Rome, Cyrus Bishop of Alexandria, Macarius
19 6    |       Macarius who was lately bishop of Antioch, and Stephen
20 7    |      depose Macarius, who was bishop of Antioch, and his disciple
21 8    |  Therefore to thee, as to the bishop of the first see of the
22 8    |    names are these: Theodore, bishop of Pharan, Sergius, Honorius,
23 8    |    wit, Macarius, who was the bishop of the great city of Antioch (
24 9    |      that "Honorius, formerly bishop of Rome" they had "punished
25 10   |    edict should, if he were a bishop or cleric be deposed; if