Chapter

 1 5 |           even though St. Anselm, Archbishop of Canterbury, was fully
 2 5 |          Thus, scarcely had Mark, Archbishop of Ephesus, like a new Photius,
 3 9 |    authority, order the aforesaid Archbishop of Nicosia together with
 4 10|           Church of Rome." Elias, Archbishop of Nicosia, followed this
 5 17|   Syriacus of Hierapolis, and the Archbishop of the Syrians in Hierapolis
 6 26|            2, p. 153), Euthymius, Archbishop of Tyre and Sidon, made
 7 26|         and Sidon. He ordered the Archbishop not to forbid this practice,
 8 28|        John Chrysostom Battellus, Archbishop of Amaseno, who were recently
 9 29|     addition in his letter to the Archbishop of Patriarch of the Armenians (
10 37|          14, no. 3). ~~Euthymius, Archbishop of Tyre and Sidon, and Cyril,
11 47| good-natured laxity of Euthymius, Archbishop of Tyre and Sidon, and of