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 1 Intro|            of the Pope (not like I. Constantinople, without his knowledge;
 2 Intro|      decrees. ~(c) The Patriarch of Constantinople was present in person. ~(
 3 Intro|      council any certainty? If III. Constantinople is doubtful being the sixth,
 4 Intro|         have confirmed it; then II. Constantinople, the fifth, is doubtful
 5 Intro|             of the Fifth Synod (II. Constantinople) was not recognized at Rome?
 6 2    |             s letter to Tarasius of Constantinople, which ends by saying that. "
 7 2    |        Sixth Synod was assembled at Constantinople concerning those who said
 8 2    |           most holy great Church of Constantinople, in Lat. only] read. ~[John,
 9 3    | ICONOCLASTIC CONCILIABULUM, HELD IN CONSTANTINOPLE, A.D. 754.~(1) ~THE DEFINITION
10 3    |            heresies of Germanus [of Constantinople], George and Mansur [mansour,
11 4    |            CALLED THE MOCK SYNOD OF CONSTANTINOPLE.~A.D. 754. ~The reader will
12 4    |       Hieria, which lay opposite to Constantinople on the Asiatic side of the
13 4    |              the northern suburb of Constantinople, and the Emperor now solemnly
14 4    |             a monk, as patriarch of Constantinople. On August 27th, the heretical
15 4    |            but in the Blachernae of Constantinople. We have no complete Acts
16 4    |         appear in the hippodrome at Constantinople hand in hand with harlots,
17 4    |            state rose powerfully in Constantinople; how it strove to establish
18 4    |         A.D. 775), the ablest ruler Constantinople had seen for a long time.
19 4    |      Tarasius, the new Patriarch of Constantinople and a supporter of images,
20 5    |           the Fifth Council held at Constantinople. We affirm that in Christ
21 5    |            the Sixth Synod, held at Constantinople, taught, casting out Sergius,
22 7    |           Tarasius the Patriarch of Constantinople claimed Canon 82 of the
23 7    |             up to the Episcopium of Constantinople, that they may be locked
24 7    |            dignity of the Church of Constantinople, whose office Codinus explains
25 7    |          also that of the Bishop of Constantinople. And if any clerk shall
26 7    |       bishop and from the bishop of Constantinople, shall be received neither
27 7    |          permitted to the Bishop of Constantinople by his own (idias) authority
28 7    |           out how here the power of Constantinople was added to. ~This canon
29 7    |             CANON XV. ~Hereafter at Constantinople a cleric may not serve two
30 7    |    First-and-Second Council held at Constantinople in the Church of the Holy
31 10   |        Grammarian, the Patriarch of Constantinople, the very same who in 814
32 10   |          place at the Synod held at Constantinople A. D. 842. This Synod decreed
33 11   |     received the acts directly from Constantinople according to Roger Hovedon.
34 11   |           of the original sent from Constantinople then they could not have
35 11   |            matter of fact it met in Constantinople. ~In Bk. I., chapter j.,
36 12   |        which the Greeks had held at Constantinople concerning the adoration
37 12   |    Conciliabulum of 754 was held at Constantinople but that the Seventh Council
38 12   |            was gathered together in Constantinople (sic) under Irene and her
39 14   |               In 869[2] was held at Constantinople what both the Easterns and
40 14   |             synod was held, also at Constantinople, in A.D. 879, which restored