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 1  1,1 |              and came to the capital city shortly before his martyrdom [
 2  1,1 |              the Church, nor did any city. (In the matter of Peter'
 3  1,6 |            became the bishop of that city after the Apostle Peter.
 4  1,17|             a bishop of a particular city and the flock he governed.~·       
 5  2,6 |          Christians had to leave the city at night and go into caves.
 6  2,6 |              Bosphorus, calling this city Nea Romi (New Rome), although
 7  2,6 |      referred to it as Constantine’s City, or Constantinople. From
 8  2,6 | Constantinople, New Rome, the former city of Byzantium, and a primacy
 9  3,5 |            how humble or exalted the city over which he presides.
10  3,5 |            of her being the imperial city” [Canon 28]. If the position
11  3,5 |        religious significance of the city, the primacy of honor would
12  3,5 |             Constantinople when that city became the capital of the
13  4,6 |             In what year and in what city did the Seventh Ecumenical
14  5,1 |         second Jerusalem as it was a city of numerous churches and
15  5,6 |      wilderness to the tumult of the city, it became worldly, and
16  5,8 |             would destroy the sinful city of Sodom if ten righteous
17  5,8 |              He would save the whole city for the sake of these ten
18  5,8 |          know that Sodom was a pagan city, that it did not know one
19  5,8 |              There is no evil in the city which the Lord did not make” (
20  5,8 |           lake. The remainder of the city, the part that stood upon
21  5,8 |           expressed this idea in The City of God, the Church does
22  6,1 |           founding a second imperial city in the East.~ ~
23  6,2 |              preeminent and fabulous city. The East during this time
24  6,15|             spurious donation of the city of Rome by the Emperor Constantine
25  7,14|         province, and then for every city, and finally, perhaps, for
26  9,42|             the Lord.. [and] built a city” (Gen 4:16-17), thus laying
27  9,42|              later described it, the City of God and the City of Man.
28  9,42|              the City of God and the City of Man. It was this second
29 10,3 |          Andreyev relates a New York City newspaper's account of a
30 10,16|             word metropolis, a large city). Also, bishops of ancient
31 10,16|           bishop was appointed for a city and the region around it.
32 10,21|             Mount Zion, and unto the city of the living God, the heavenly
33 10,22|             people, and for the holy city (2 Mac 15:12,14). And the