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 1 11|     Cilix. Acacius, bishop of Constantinople, a supporter of the Eutychian
 2 11|     So in the great church of Constantinople (whose example was doubtless
 3 13|   that both at Antioch and at Constantinople, the commemoration of the
 4 13|   Furthermore, when I came to Constantinople forty-five years ago I found
 5 14|       Palaeologus, Emperor of Constantinople, in 1263 and thereafter,
 6 14|       leader of the church at Constantinople, he imposed as patriarch
 7 16|       God, both patriarchs of Constantinople and emperors" (Raynaldus,
 8 21|      Cerularius, Patriarch of Constantinople) tried to have his name
 9 35|        Germanus, Patriarch of Constantinople, wrote on this very subject: "
10 41|  usage in the great church of Constantinople (ad Euchologium, p. 72).
11 45| Heptapapadum. At the synod in Constantinople which met under Patriarch
12 54|       of the First Council of Constantinople (Harduin, Collect. vol.
13 55|       Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople, is well-known in the Greek
14 55|     canon 7 of the Council of Constantinople, which was mentioned above.
15 56|       Methodius, Patriarch of Constantinople in 842, but by a different
16 56|       schismatic Patriarch of Constantinople, in 1240. But Goarius states
17 65|  Legate of Pope St. Leo IX at Constantinople, argued violently with the