Chapter,  Paragraph

1 Intro |       exalt the powers of the patriarch of Constantinople. The extracts
2 II,3  | ecclesiastical primacy of the patriarch, of Balsamon's view of church
3 II,3  |     to turn to the ecumenical patriarch, but one who has been condmned
4 II,3  |      has been condmned by the patriarch, since he has nowhere else
5 II,3  |     case let the most blessed patriarch of the province (diakeseos)
6 II,4  |     should be ordained by the Patriarch of Constantinople and should
7 II,5  |       and the Fourth gave the patriarch of Constantinople the privileges
8 II,5  |     the chartophylax~"was the patriarch's hand and mouth...for which
9 II,5  |       the chartophylax is the patriarch's representative, hence