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1 3|    continues with the Bishop of Rome and ends with the Protestant
2 4|    capital of the Empire to New Rome, Constantinople, in 330
3 4|      were held not in Greece or Rome, but in the East, in what
4 4| historians. For centuries after Rome fell, barbarian Kings, whose
5 4|       at the glorious mantle of Rome to confer legitimacy upon
6 4|        powerful did the idea of Rome remain in the popular imagination.
7 4|      different name for the New Rome that had not only survived,
8 6| communities under the rubric of Rome, was reinforced under the