Council,  Canon

 1 Intro   |          conferred an unquestioned authority on its legislation. Thus
 2 Intro   |          opponents of the absolute authority of the Roman pontiff; he
 3 Intro   |         assumes that the conciliar authority issuing the abrogation or
 4 Intro   | modification possess the necessary authority.59 It is still necessary
 5   1”,4  |            province as the supreme authority.[5] But inasmuch as the
 6   1”,6  |       bishop of Alexandria to have authority over all these parts, since
 7   1”,6  |            Alexandria came to have authority over all the bishops and
 8   1”,6  |        that he was allowed to have authority and presidency over all
 9   1”,6  |      Patriarch of Antioch is given authority over the bishops and metropolitans
10   1”,7  |         yet only honor without any authority and office, because the
11   1”,7  |            and office, because the authority and office ought to be preserved
12   1”,18 |     allowed those who have not the authority to offer, to give the body
13   1”,18 |         deacons themselves have no authority to perform the office of
14   2”,3  |      urgent need gave him also the authority to ordain the Metropolitans
15   2”,3  |         Leo says that he held such authority to ordain them by virtue
16   3”,8  |       forcibly subjected it to his authority, he shall regive it back
17   3”,8  |         and law, undertook to show authority over that same Cyprus, with
18   3”,8  |         been subject either to his authority or to that of his predecessors.
19   3”,8  |    yearning for secular or worldly authority, and hence becoming slaves
20   4”,4  |            shall be subject to the authority of the bishop of the region
21   4”,8  |          let them remain under the authority of the bishop of the city
22   4”,8  |           and not abscond from the authority of their own bishop disrespectfully.
23   4”,8  |          refusing to submit to his authority.[94]~ ~
24   4”,12 |           rights, however, and the authority to govern the affairs of
25   4”,17 |           been rebuilt by imperial authority, or has been built anew
26   4”,17 |          them and been under their authority for as many as thirty years
27   4”,17 |         built any city by imperial authority, or if any be so built hereafter,
28   4”,17 |           to subject it to his own authority and claim it as a parish
29   4”,23 |        have not any ecclesiastical authority in their hands, because
30   7”,36 |             and from employing the authority of the presidency in accordance
31   7”,36 |          and to have the honor and authority of the presidency in accordance
32   7”,37 |           been rebuilt by imperial authority, or has been built anew
33   7”,42 |          to say, and not under the authority of another person; and see
34   7”,42 |           not of any allegiance to authority) shall prevent such persons
35   7”,68 |        that the Imperial power and authority is in no way or manner excluded
36   7”,68 |            but as having power and authority and as one anointed of the
37   7”,69 |          to teach, nor to exercise authority over a man, but to be quiet.
38   7”,101|         who have received from God authority to bind and to loose must
39   7”,101|             i.e., confessors), the authority to bind and to loose, saying
40   8”,3  |           a deacon that is made by authority and power of civil rulers
41   8”,11 |    Patriarch of Constantinople has authority to appoint a steward for
42   8”,23 |             61. By exercising this authority, Peter the sacred martyr,
43   8”,23 |       chief, and so forth). He had authority not only to govern the ecclesiastical
44   8”,23 |           the Bishop of Alexandria authority over all the bishops in
45   8”,23 |            the Dodecabiblus). This authority is also conferred in c.
46   8”,23 |            they might have greater authority to exercise for the purpose
47   8”,23 |           Rome possessed sovereign authority in every council, as the
48   8”,23 |            privilege of exercising authority over all these territories,
49   8”,23 |            of allowing him to have authority over all persons and territories
50   8”,23 |       manner he possesses the same authority as does the latter. That
51   8”,23 |         entitles them to unlimited authority over the whole world. Note
52   8”,23 |          rather the superiority of authority wherever custom comes into
53   8”,23 |   ecclesiastical order receive any authority to perform any mystery,
54   8”,23 |          say, that Popes have sole authority to convoke and assemble
55   8”,23 |           Patriarchs received full authority to ordain their own metropolitans
56   8”,23 |          in the Fourth Ec. C. — an authority which they did not thitherto
57   8”,23 |         that laws have an inherent authority to overrule even the rulers
58   8”,23 |          occupying public scats of authority. That is why c. I of St.
59   8”,23 |             or, more specifically, authority or dynasty, and not indeed
60   8”,23 |            opposed to the rule and authority of the Pope, and desirous
61   8”,23 |           of Constantinople has no authority to officiate in the dioceses
62   8”,23 | Constantinople does not extend his authority over the Patriarchates of
63   8”,23 |            all courts derive their authority, and they can be resolved
64   8”,23 |            c.V of Sardica the same authority says: “The Bishop of Constantinople
65   8”,23 |          under their predecessors’ authority; the former, on the other
66   8”,23 |            makes sacred by his own authority and arbitrary will is not
67   8”,23 |          sacred: according to that authority they are always and everlastingly
68   8”,23 |        upon him also priorities of authority. 3) The fact that the Bishop
69   8”,23 |           to receive privileges of authority because various Patriarchs
70   8”,23 |         received the privileges of authority over the above-mentioned
71   8”,23 |            and equal privileges of authority that had previously been
72   8”,23 |         priorities of honor and of authority, which amounts to saying
73   8”,23 |        Pope a special privilege of authority in the Church as a whole,
74   8”,23 |          value respecting honor of authority and respecting grandeur
75   8”,23 |        pretentiousness) of mundane authority must be taboo to priests
76   8”,23 |           have said, in his having authority over all the bishops and
77   8”,23 |    exercise personal and monarchal authority in the Church as a whole;
78   8”,23 |          speaking, that a bishop’s authority extends over a major part
79   8”,23 |            fact that they exercise authority over a major part of the
80   8”,23 |          and to whom was given all authority in heaven and on earth.
81   8”,23 |          on the ground that he has authority over the greater part of
82   8”,23 |       human beings with His divine authority and power.~ ~  [133] Some
83   8”,23 |         did not do this on its own authority, but pursuantly to the lead
84   8”,23 |          of Thessalonica. For that authority says (in ch. 273) “last,
85   8”,23 |            shall be subject to the authority of the bishop. But if in
86   8”,23 |     dishonor. According to another authority, in other temples too there
87   8”,23 |          of overpowering force and authority any person that has taken