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 1 1,4| accepted the so-called Tome of Pope St. Leo the Great of Rome,
 2 1,5|      willing to ascribe to the Pope of Rome a primacy of honor,
 3 1,5|     among equals,” whereas the Pope believed his power of jurisdiction
 4 1,5|       other Patriarchates. The Pope saw infallibility as his
 5 1,8|         Gregory the Dialogist, Pope of Rome († 604).~St. Gregory
 6 1,8|     commemorated March 12, was Pope of Rome in the 7th Century
 7 1,9|    under the protection of the Pope, but this was not honored
 8 3,3|   contains prayers composed by Pope St. Gregory Dialoges, to
 9 3,6|     that St. Gregory Dialoges, Pope of Rome, is commemorated
10 8,6|    Constantinople, Alexandria (Pope and Patriarch), Antioch,