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 1  7,2 |            as he was called by the metropolitan of Athens, Michael Acominatus,
 2  7,3 |    eyewitness, Nicholas Mesarites, metropolitan of Ephesus, in his funeral
 3  7,4 |          to the hearers of the new metropolitan; it was beyond the understanding
 4  7,4 |          His pupil and friend, the metropolitan of Athens, Michael Acominatus,
 5  7,4 |       monastic name of John, was a metropolitan of Kiev (John II), in Russia,
 6  8,2 |         Theodore’s invitation. The metropolitan of Athens, Michael Acominatus,
 7  8,4 |     Michael Acominatus, the former metropolitan of Athens, from the island
 8  8,7 |         Apocaucus (Apokaukos), the metropolitan of Naupactus (Lepanto),
 9  8,7 |  Thessalonica was next raised. The metropolitan of Thessalonica declined
10  8,7 |     letters of the above-mentioned metropolitan of Naupactus, John Apocaucus.
11  8,14|            Mesarites, at that time metropolitan of Ephesus with the title
12  8,14|         there were men such as the metropolitan of Ephesus, Nicholas Mesarites,
13  8,16|      received, for example, by the metropolitan of Athens, Michael Acominatus,
14  8,16|       region were: John Apocaucus, metropolitan of Naupactus (the city of
15  8,16|         Lepanto); George Bardanes, metropolitan of Corcyra (the island of
16  8,16|         complete.~ John Apocaucus, metropolitan of Naupactus, who lived
17  8,16|          in his youth, and then as metropolitan of Naupactus, took an active
18  8,16|          of Epirus, and the famous metropolitan of Athens, Michael Acominatus.
19  8,16|           Epirus, George Bardanes, metropolitan of Corcyra, there existed
20  8,16|         there was only one George, metropolitan of Corcyra; that he lived
21  8,16|           states.~ John Apocaucus, metropolitan of Naupactus, George Bardanes,
22  8,16|        Naupactus, George Bardanes, metropolitan of Corcyra, and Demetrius
23  9,9 |        origin, Isidore, the former metropolitan of Moscow and participator
24  9,15|     monastery, Isidore, the future metropolitan of Moscow. He delivered
25  9,15| Constantinople; Mark (Marcus), the metropolitan of Ephesus, a convinced
26  9,15|            to the council Isidore, metropolitan of Moscow, who was favorably
27  9,15|     promulgation. But Isidore, the metropolitan of Moscow, worked very actively
28  9,16|      military aid, only the former metropolitan of Moscow, Isidore, who
29  9,18|           Marcus (Mark) Eugenicus, metropolitan of Ephesus, who refused