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 1  2,5 |      the same canon granted the archbishop of Constantinople the right
 2  3,6 |         most blessed see of the archbishop of Constantinople, the New
 3  4,4 |      Life of John the Merciful, archbishop of Alexandria in the seventh
 4  4,4 |          He was later appointed archbishop of Crete. As a writer of
 5  5,8 |        the Emperor. The rank of archbishop of Constantinople was conferred
 6  5,8 |     later years Leo was elected archbishop of Thessalonica. When deposed
 7  6,7 |     baptism”[81] and accept the archbishop ordained by Ignatius. As
 8  6,8 | Macedonian dynasty was Arethas, archbishop of Caesarea, in the early
 9  7,1 |     crusaders, Theophylact, the archbishop of Bulgaria, explained in
10  7,1 |      Alexius’ contemporary, the archbishop of Bulgaria, Theophylact,
11  7,1 |         of the population.~ The archbishop of Athens, Michael Acominatus (
12  7,1 |   written by an eyewitness, the archbishop of Thessalonica, Eustathius.
13  7,2 |     Bulgariae Calojoannes;” the archbishop of Trnovo calls himself “
14  7,2 |     pope as their head, and the archbishop of Trnovo was raised to
15  7,3 | Acominatus (Choniates) had been archbishop of Athens for about thirty
16  7,4 |  crowned. In his message to the archbishop of Thessalonica, Basil,
17  7,4 |      early twelfth century, the archbishop of Bulgaria, Theophylact, “
18  7,4 |      more than thirty years was archbishop of Athens. An enthusiastic
19  7,4 |         Michael Acominatus, the archbishop of Thessalonica, Eustathius, “
20  7,4 |        theologian, Theophylact, archbishop of Achrida (Ochrida) in
21  8,7 |       patriarchal jurisdiction) archbishop of Ochrida (Achrida) and
22  8,7 |       and his anointment by the archbishop Demetrius Chomatenus must
23  8,16|       Chomatenos (Chomatianos), archbishop of Ochrida (the city of
24  8,16|         thirteenth century, the archbishop of Ochrida (Achrida), ordained
25  8,16|       and Demetrius Chomatenus, archbishop of Ochrida, are the most
26  9,4 |         the person of a Serbian archbishop. But the dependence of Serbia
27  9,4 |     with the benediction of the archbishop. Sources call him, therefore, “
28  9,5 |    authority of the Church. The archbishop of Serbia, dependent upon
29  9,5 |        had been proclaimed, the archbishop or patriarch of Serbia could
30  9,5 |         Serbian clergy with the archbishop of Serbia at their head,
31  9,9 |       report to the pope of the archbishop of Chios, Leonard, who also
32  9,13|    doctrine of hesychia was the archbishop of Thessalonica, Gregorius
33  9,13|      Hesychast movement was the archbishop of Thessalonica Gregorius
34  9,19|         Plethon himself. As the archbishop of Nicaea he accompanied