Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,1 |        whose authority consisted of jurisdiction over all the bishops in
 2  1,1 |             territory of a bishop's jurisdiction). All bishops in Christendom
 3  1,1 |       supreme ruler with primacy of jurisdiction would divide and corrupt
 4  1,11|          claim to supreme universal jurisdiction. None of the Church Fathers
 5  2,16|      Churches were placed under the jurisdiction of ecclesiastical provinces,
 6  3,5 |        bishop could claim universal jurisdiction since he could do nothing
 7  3,5 |     supremacy of external power and jurisdiction was unheard-of in the undivided
 8  3,5 |           honor, never of power and jurisdiction. In the passage thou art
 9  6,4 | Constantinople's claim to universal jurisdiction by accusing the East of
10  6,9 |           Papal claims of universal jurisdiction and unlimited sovereignty
11  6,18|            Rome's supreme universal jurisdiction, then why did Rome resort