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 1 1|           and the Patriarchate of Constantinople in particular, was not greatly
 2 1|        received Christianity from Constantinople. At οne point, in Venice,
 3 2|           Moravia. The abbot of a Constantinople monastery which was friendly
 4 2|    colleague at the University of Constantinople, having been appointed Professor
 5 3|        the brothers not travel to Constantinople to give an account of their
 6 3|         in their place of origin -Constantinople. However, after passing
 7 3|           preferable to travel to Cοnstantinople by sea. When they arrived
 8 4| invitation, he would have gone to Constantinople. Indeed, what the two brothers
 9 4|          he received Methodius in Constantinople, approved his teaching,
10 4|         to make it by people from Constantinople who had been working in