Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,10 |              occupied the cathedra of Constantinople as archbishop in the 4th
 2 I, 2,10 |          Second~Ecumenical Council of Constantinople in 381. In preserving Orthodoxy,
 3 II, 6,3 |              Nestorius, Archbishop of Constantinople. They acknowledged the Lord
 4 II, 6,3 |               Sixth (the third one of Constantinople, against the Monothelites)~—
 5 II, 6,3 |             681 (the third Council of Constantinople),~decreed that there be
 6 II, 6,4 |             who~had built a church in Constantinople, asked the Patriarch of
 7 II, 7,5 |        divided. When the Patriarch of Constantinople, who was still under Turkish
 8 II, 7,5 |           other): those of Greece and Constantinople.~In the 20th century Russian
 9 II, 7,5 |     concerning the Orthodox~Church of Constantinople before the Second Ecumenical
10 App, 5,2|      calendars of the Patriarchate of Constantinople, all the patriarchs of Constantinople
11 App, 5,2| Constantinople, all the patriarchs of Constantinople who occupied~that see between
12 App, 5,2|            from the earliest times in Constantinople~the hierarchs were interred
13 App, 5,2|              any of the patriarchs of Constantinople among the saints it was
14 App, 5,2|         Sergius~II, then Patriarch of Constantinople (reigned 999-1019), heard
15 App, 5,2|           metropolitan who resided in Constantinople~objected to any veneration
16 App, 5,2|               Symeon decided to leave Constantinople and settled in a~remote
17 App, 5,3|           part of the Great Church of Constantinople, for such would~have been
18 App, 5,3|              throughout the Church of Constantinople, the patriarch~of Constantinople
19 App, 5,3|      Constantinople, the patriarch~of Constantinople with his synod of bishops
20 App, 5,3|      documents of the Patriarchate of Constantinople relating to the~glorification
21 App, 5,3|               Patriarch Philotheus of Constantinople (reigned 1354-55, 1364-76)
22 App, 5,3|             and Jerusalem who live in Constantinople, of the most sacred metropolitan,
23 App, 5,3|              hierarchs to be found in Constantinople, and having called upon