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 1 Intro|                    INTRODUCTION.~A.D. 787. ~Emperors -- Constantine
 2 Intro|        the Council of Frankfort, A.D. 794. ~Excursus On the Convention
 3 Intro|         the Convention of Paris, A.D. 825. ~Historical Note On
 4 Intro|           the Annales Francorum (A.D. 808) in the continuation
 5 Intro|        continuation of the same (A.D. 814), in an anonymous life
 6 Intro|        in his Annales Francorum (A.D. 829); (3) the Gallican bishops
 7 Intro|          the Gestes Francorum to A.D. 1165; (13) Roger Hoverden (
 8 Intro|       1165; (13) Roger Hoverden (A.D. 1204); (14) Conrude a Lichte-nan,
 9 2    |          the Synod of Frankfort, A.D. 794, and also in the Carolingian
10 3    |          HELD IN CONSTANTINOPLE, A.D. 754.~(1) ~THE DEFINITION
11 4    |         SYNOD OF CONSTANTINOPLE.~A.D. 754. ~The reader will find
12 4    |        the Patriarch Anastasius (A.D. 753), summoned the bishops
13 4    |         decrees of the synod. In A.D. 766 he exacted an oath against
14 4    |       France (Synod of Gentilly, A.D. 767), and sought to win
15 4    |        the death of the Emperor (A.D. 775), the ablest ruler Constantinople
16 4    |     about 350 bishops at Nicaea, A.D. 787, which reversed the
17 4    |          reversed the decrees of A.D. 754. The proceedings of
18 11   | altogether, (Vide Baron, Annal., A.D., 794.) But this extreme
19 13   |         HAVE BEEN HELD IN PARIS.~A.D. 825. ~It is curious that
20 14   |       also at Constantinople, in A.D. 879, which restored Photius