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 1  2,3 |        the capital of the Empire. Patriarchs of older eastern sees objected
 2  3,7 |           it be signed by all the patriarchs and bishops. But this was
 3  3,7 |         votes of the four eastern patriarchs. This was the last triumph
 4  4,2 | represented by their Monophysitic patriarchs appointed by Heraclius,
 5  5,5 |       council did not include any patriarchs, for the see of Constantinople
 6  5,8 |        names of the three eastern patriarchs of the ninth century, Christopher
 7  6,2 |           east, the city of great patriarchs and great saints, councils
 8  6,7 |          patriarch like all other patriarchs, that he possessed no authority
 9  6,7 |          bishop.”[84] The eastern patriarchs, when questioned with regard
10  6,7 |     attitude of the three eastern patriarchs toward this break was exceedingly
11  6,7 |           Antioch he notified the patriarchs of Jerusalem and Alexandria
12  6,7 |           regard to all the other patriarchs, who were to be considered
13  7,4 |          wrote: “The emperors and patriarchs must be esteemed as church
14  7,4 |        deposed at his leisure the patriarchs of Constantinople, one after
15  8,9 |          Nicene and other eastern patriarchs.~ The capital of the Latin
16  8,14|          of all the eastern Latin patriarchs, that is to say, those of
17  9,5 |   participation of the ecumenical patriarchs of the East, the Greek bishops
18  9,12|         the ordination of the new patriarchs of Constantinople misdeeds
19  9,15|      escaped to Rome. The eastern patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch,
20  9,16|    Constantinople, among them the patriarchs of Antioch, Alexandria,