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 1 Intro |    powers of the patriarch of Constantinople. The extracts here were
 2 I     |       addressed the status of Constantinople and are discussed by Balsamon~
 3 I     |       the canonical status of Constantinople: ~Constantinople I (381),
 4 I     |    status of Constantinople: ~Constantinople I (381), c.3 ~THE Bishop
 5 I     |      381), c.3 ~THE Bishop of Constantinople, however, shall have the
 6 I     |       Bishop of Rome; because Constantinople is New Rome. ~Chalcedon (
 7 I     |       in the imperial city of Constantinople, which is New Rome, in the
 8 I     |       the most holy Church of Constantinople, which is New Rome. For
 9 I     |       the most holy Church of Constantinople; every metropolitan of the
10 I     | ordained by the archbishop of Constantinople, after the proper elections
11 I     |     we decree that the see of Constantinople shall have equal privileges
12 I     |     be second after it. After Constantinople shall be ranked the See
13 II,1  |       most unmixed citizen of Constantinople, and have been part of the
14 II,1  |       the most holy throne of Constantinople, both want and pray that
15 II,1  |       both want and pray that Constantinople has, by the grace of God
16 II,2  |             On the Meaning of Constantinople, c. 3 ~Constantinople I (
17 II,2  |      of Constantinople, c. 3 ~Constantinople I (381), c.3 - Percival,
18 II,2  |     are held by the throne of Constantinople, and say that this cannot
19 II,2  |  which say that the throne of Constantinople is second~-Balsamon followed
20 II,3  |             On Appeals beyond Constantinople, and to the Emperor ~Balsamon,
21 II,3  | sunodou teleias), which is in Constantinople, and against which there
22 II,4  |  ordained by the Patriarch of Constantinople and should be subject to
23 II,5  |                            On Constantinople replacing Old Rome ~Balsamon,
24 II,5  |     to submit the decision of Constantinople to appeal - it seemed necessary
25 II,5  |  Fourth gave the patriarch of Constantinople the privileges of the pope,
26 II,5  |     in as certain sense as to Constantinople. These things we say yet