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 1 Fwd,6|      Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem; two of these,
 2 Fwd,6|         of these, Alexandria and Antioch, contained the first schools
 3  1,1 |   Constantinople, Alexandria and Antioch, and over all other bishops,
 4  1,1 |       first known by that name — Antioch (Acts 11:26), and from the
 5  1,6 |     God-Bearer, Bishop-Martyr of Antioch (+107), who was the child
 6  1,6 |         proclaimed the Gospel in Antioch and became the bishop of
 7  1,7 |        term does St. Ignatius of Antioch refer to the Holy Mysteries?~
 8  1,11|       misunderstandings arose in Antioch regarding the applicability
 9  1,11|           then the Christians of Antioch should have appealed to
10  1,11|      Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem — had to confirm
11  1,17|                  St. Ignatius of Antioch saw the bishop of the Church
12  3,5 |          bishops, the bishops of Antioch would have had all the more
13  3,5 |      Peter founded the Church of Antioch and was its first bishop
14  3,5 |         Moreover, in addition to Antioch, a sizeable number of Churches
15  3,21|      Patriarchates of Jerusalem, Antioch and Alexandria came under
16  6,14|         Also, as St. Ignatius of Antioch, a disciple of the Apostle
17  7,2 |       the capture of Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem by the Arabs;
18  7,14|       such as Saints Ignatius of Antioch and Polycarp, if we have
19  9,38| God-Bearer, the second bishop of Antioch and martyr:~ ~If you are
20 10,6 |      Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, Russia, Georgia and others.
21 10,6 |           12:5). St. Ignatius of Antioch, understanding that there
22 10,6 |         one that St. Ignatius of Antioch described the Church as
23 10,11|       together.~ St. Ignatius of Antioch saw each local Church as
24 10,16|      Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch and Jerusalem — are called