Chapter

 1 5 |            laid hold of the See of Constantinople when the lawful Patriarch
 2 5 |         Leo IX sent his legates to Constantinople to put an end to this schism,
 3 5 |           and Joseph, Patriarch of Constantinople, together with the other
 4 7 |          the Latin rite thrived in Constantinople, Alexandria, and the Patriarchate
 5 8 |           Latins gained control of Constantinople. Innocent III then decided
 6 11|     through the legates he sent to Constantinople, revealed his mind in the
 7 28|     churches and of the council of Constantinople at which 150 bishops were
 8 28|          miracle which occurred in Constantinople in the middle of the fifth
 9 29| earthquakes which were threatening Constantinople. They were approved in this
10 30|            Nicea or the Council of Constantinople. The difficulty is increased
11 30|        then writing the history of Constantinople, openly declares that they
12 30|           many Greek refugees from Constantinople which had fallen to the
13 30|     suspected that the Greeks from Constantinople were weak in this dogma
14 35|         Mahomet II began to attack Constantinople. Some of the Greeks who
15 39|          to Jeremiah, Patriarch of Constantinople, for his approval and acceptance.