Council,  Canon

  1 Intro  |          asked to become bishop of Antioch, refused the offer by invoking
  2 Intro  |            of Rome, Alexandria and Antioch: “Let the ancient customs
  3   1    |          Alexandria, Eustathius of Antioch, Macarius of Jerusalem,
  4   1”,4 |          III of the 7th; c. XIX of Antioch; c. VI of Sardican; c. XII
  5   1”,5 |          of the 6th; cc. VI, XX of Antioch; cc. X, XX of Sardican;
  6   1”,6 |         Likewise with reference to Antioch, and in other provinces,
  7   1”,6 |         regarding the Patriarch of Antioch, and the Patriarch of Rome,
  8   1”,6 |          Likewise the Patriarch of Antioch is given authority over
  9   1”,6 |            matter.[9] Canon XIX of Antioch decrees the same thing.
 10   1”,7 |          of the 6th; and c. XIX of Antioch.)~ ~Interpretation.~The
 11   1”,7 |       bishops of Alexandria and of Antioch, or rather to say renewed
 12   1”,7 |   Alexandria second, the bishop of Antioch third, so did this Canon
 13   1”,8 |       Neocaesarea; cc. VIII, X. of Antioch.)~ ~Interpretation.~The
 14   1”,8 |       councils held against him in Antioch and in Italy. Those who
 15   1”,15|           the 4th; cc. III, XXI of Antioch; cc. I, XVI of Sardican,
 16   2    |             Meletius the bishop of Antioch, Cyril the bishop of Jerusalem,
 17   2”,2 |         XXXIX of the 6th; c. IX of Antioch; cc. III, XI, and XII of
 18   2”,2 |      prerogatives of the bishop of Antioch be duly respected, in accordance
 19   2”,3 |         those of Alexandria and of Antioch), whereas the present Canon
 20   2”,3 |  Constantinople, and the bishop of Antioch is after the bishop of Alexandria,
 21   2”,3 |   Jerusalem is after the bishop of Antioch, according to c. XXXVI of
 22   2”,5 |        have accepted also those in Antioch who confess a single divinity
 23   2”,5 |        forth by those assembled at Antioch.[54] Who confess one divinity
 24   2”,6 |            besides this, c. XII of Antioch expressly decrees that if
 25   3”,1 |  deposition from office of John of Antioch, of Theodoret the bishop
 26   3”,8 |            fact that the Bishop of Antioch, far from following the
 27   3”,8 |         the 6th; cc. XIII, XXII of Antioch; cc. III, IX, XII of Sardica). ~
 28   3”,8 |         XXXIX of the 6th; c. IX of Antioch.)~ ~Interpretation.~Inasmuch
 29   3”,8 |         was subject to the Duke of Antioch, and was wont to send it
 30   3”,8 |            pass that the Bishop of Antioch, in imitation of this secular
 31   4    |      Julian, Maximus the Bishop of Antioch, and Juvenal the Bishop
 32   4”,4 |        with Ap. c.XLI and c.XXV of Antioch, for two reasons: 1) in
 33   4”,5 |          6th; cc. III, XVI, XXI of Antioch; cc. I, II, XV, XVI, XIX
 34   4”,9 |            the 4th; cc. XIV, XV of Antioch; cc. VIII, XII, XIV, XV,
 35   4”,10|           XV of the 7th; c. III of Antioch; cc. LXIII, XCVIII of Carthage;
 36   4”,11|           cc. VII, VIII, and XI of Antioch; cc. XLI, XLII of Laodicea;
 37   4”,17|            the 4th; cc. XIV, XV of Antioch; cc. VIII, XII, XIV, XV,
 38   4”,18|           c. VI of Gangra; c. V of Antioch; and cc. III, XIV, XV of
 39   4”,19|            VI of the 7th; c. XX of Antioch; cc. XXVI, LXXXI, LXXXIV,
 40   4”,20|           XV of the 7th; c. III of Antioch; cc. LXIII, XCVIII of Carthage;
 41   4”,22|     offices.~(Ap c. XL; c. XXIV of Antioch; c. XXXV of the 6th; cc.
 42   4”,22|           Ap. c. LX and c. XXIV of Antioch). Those who do this are
 43   4”,23|           XV of the 7th; c. III of Antioch; cc. LXIII, XCVIII of Carthage;
 44   4”,26|          the 7th; cc. XXIV, XXV of Antioch; c. VII of the lst-&-2nd;
 45   5    |           of Alexandria, Domnus of Antioch, Didymus and Evagrius, these
 46   6    |           the Emperor; Macarius of Antioch, together with Stephanus
 47   7    |            George the Patriarch of Antioch. It was assembled at the
 48   7”,2 |         also those who convened in Antioch, Syria, and furthermore
 49   7”,8 |            VI of the 7th; c. XX of Antioch; cc. XXVI, LXXXI, LXXXIV,
 50   7”,17|          cc. III, VII, VIII, XI of Antioch; cc. XLI, XLII of Laodicea;
 51   7”,18|           XV of the 7th; c. III of Antioch; cc. XV, XVI, XIX of Sardica;
 52   7”,20|         the 3rd; cc. XIII, XXII of Antioch; cc. III, XI, XII of Sardica.)~ ~
 53   7”,30|           c. VI of Gangra; c. V of Antioch; c. LVIII of Laodicea; cc.
 54   7”,33|          of the lst-&-2nd; c. V of Antioch; cc. X, LXII of Carthage.)~ ~
 55   7”,34|        XXII of the 4th; c. XXIV of Antioch; cc. XXX, LXXXIX of Carthage.)~ ~
 56   7”,35|            come next, then that of Antioch, and after this the throne
 57   7”,35|    Alexandria is third, the one of Antioch fourth, and the one of Jerusalem
 58   7”,36|         Ancyra; cc. XVII, XVIII of Antioch.)~ ~Interpretation.~The
 59   7”,36|          the Footnote to c. XVI of Antioch), as the Canons prescribe,
 60   7”,38|         XXXVI of the 6th; c. IX of Antioch.)~ ~Interpretation.~In the
 61   7”,69|          council of bishops met in Antioch in the third century after
 62   7”,69|           women into the church of Antioch. That council addressed
 63   8    |      Alexandria,[259] Theodoret of Antioch, and Elias of Jerusalem.[
 64   8”,10|        XVIII of the 6th; c. III of Antioch; cc. XV, XVI, XIX of Sardica.)~ ~
 65   8”,11|           Gangra; cc. XXIV, XXV of Antioch; cc. XXXIV, XLI of Carthage;
 66   8”,12|           Gangra; cc. XXIV, XXV of Antioch; cc. XXXIV, XLI of Carthage;
 67   8”,15|           XV of the 7th; c. III of Antioch; cc. XV, XVI, XIX of Sardica;
 68   8”,23|           in writing to Flavian of Antioch, against the Bishop of Caesarea
 69   8”,23|        that of Alexandria, that of Antioch, and that of Jerusalem.
 70   8”,23|            the second letter a for Antioch, and the letter j for Jerusalem.
 71   8”,23|            is a fact that Peter of Antioch in writing to the Bishop
 72   8”,23|        Rome, of Alexandria, and of Antioch spoken of by the Canon here
 73   8”,23|      patriarchs. Moreover, John of Antioch, in the Collection of the
 74   8”,23|           to Phanius the bishop of Antioch, accuses Novatian of trying
 75   8”,23|           So, according to c. X of Antioch, the chorepiscopus was appointed
 76   8”,23|          said in cc. VIII and X of Antioch. But there is a considerable
 77   8”,23|        actuality.~ ~  [17] John of Antioch in the collection of the
 78   8”,23|           on Job.~ ~  [28] John of Antioch in the collection of the
 79   8”,23|    Collection of Canons by John of Antioch is found also the additional
 80   8”,23|            was also made Bishop of Antioch after the death of Demetrianus,
 81   8”,23|             the previous Bishop of Antioch, in A.D. 260; according
 82   8”,23|           regional Council held in Antioch deposed him and anathematized
 83   8”,23|         why Leontius the bishop of Antioch, who made himself a eunuch,
 84   8”,23|  Nicodemeia in the Council held at Antioch during the reign of Constantine,
 85   8”,23|          by consulting the Tome of Antioch made by the Council held
 86   8”,23|          or, more specifically, of Antioch and Jerusalem.” These facts
 87   8”,23|    Constantinople to the bishop of Antioch Martyrius, containing the
 88   8”,23|           reply from Alexandria to Antioch with Paul of Ephesus Theodoret
 89   8”,23|         Theodoret wrote to John of Antioch as follows: “What has now
 90   8”,23|            co-operation of John of Antioch. While living there the
 91   8”,23|             gathered round John of Antioch. The third part embraces
 92   8”,23|            letter to the Bishop of Antioch. Besides, even the Bishop
 93   8”,23|         But, indeed, even Peter of Antioch, too, called the addition
 94   8”,23|        fact that Peter Knapheus of Antioch was doing his utmost to
 95   8”,23|        faith and Christianity from Antioch, it came to pass that the
 96   8”,23|         attempted by the bishop of Antioch, according to Cyril the
 97   8”,23|       XXXVI as well as c. XVIII of Antioch, not upon the one resigning
 98   8”,23|            c. XXXVI and c. XVII of Antioch, until such time as they
 99   8”,23|          monk and became Bishop of Antioch. From these heretics sprang
100   8”,23|        invalid, so must c. XIII of Antioch be considered. See also
101   8”,23|           of Sardica, and c. IX of Antioch, as well as others: this
102   8”,23|          Canons, Title 82, John of Antioch says “Fellow Monastics,”
103   8”,23|      Instead of this word, John of Antioch substitutes the word “girls” (
104   8”,23|            others to the Bishop of Antioch, and others to the Bishop
105   8”,23|           and Peter by Macarius of Antioch at the Sixth Ec. C. in the
106   8”,23|       bestowed by the clergymen of Antioch and the Orthodox Christians
107   8”,23|          Bishops of Alexandria, of Antioch, and of Jerusalem, and,
108   8”,23|    Collection of Canons of John of Antioch, or in the Nomocanon of
109   8”,23|      against Nestorius, or John of Antioch, or Acacius of Verroia in
110   8”,23|     garrara, according to Peter of Antioch in his letter to Caerularius,
111   8”,23| thirty-fifth note on the Canons of Antioch, called the papalethra of
112   8”,23|        honor, according to c. I of Antioch, or, in other words, the
113   8”,23|          and II of Ancyra, c. I of Antioch, and c. XX of Basil? But,
114   8”,23|      martyr Lucian, a presbyter of Antioch, when in prison, conducted
115   8”,23|         Sisinius, and even John of Antioch, in agreement with this
116   8”,23|       Christians in Alexandria and Antioch, and consequently their
117   8”,23|        Anastasius the Patriarch of Antioch says: “though, as a matter