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 1  2,4 |             with the passing of the patriarchal throne of Constantinople
 2  5,4 |            his life peacefully. The patriarchal chair was filled by Anastasius,
 3  5,8 |     Grammarian was deposed from the patriarchal throne and the see of Constantinople
 4  5,8 | image-worship, was deposed from the patriarchal throne and his high rank
 5  6,7 |           Basil offered Photius the patriarchal throne. This reinstatement
 6  6,7 |       Photius did not remain in the patriarchal chair until the end of his
 7  6,7 |          his brother Stephen to the patriarchal throne. Through this latter
 8  6,7 |        reinstated the former on the patriarchal throne.[87]~ In the interests
 9  8,7 |    independent of archiepiscopal or patriarchal jurisdiction) archbishop
10  8,14|   population of Nicaea regarded the patriarchal throne transferred to them
11  8,14|        brought to Pope Gregory IX a patriarchal letter, in which the patriarch
12  9,12|     Arsenius, who twice mounted the patriarchal throne, the first time at
13  9,12|          occupied by monks, and the patriarchal throne of Constantinople
14  9,12|      submitted to the Apostolic and Patriarchal throne of the city protected
15  9,16|             and bishops. The sacred patriarchal synod continued to exist,
16  9,18|            VIII elevated him to the patriarchal throne, which he occupied
17  9,18|      Palaeologus twice occupied the patriarchal throne (1289-1293 and 1304-