Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |       by the legislation of the Emperor Justinian which confirmed
 2 Intro  |   Church, at the request of the Emperor John II Comnenus, wrote
 3 Intro  | Balsamon, at the request of the Emperor Manuel Comnenus (1143-1180)
 4 Intro  |  honored by the presence of the emperor and the senate.”65 In reality,
 5   1    |  assembling of the Council, the emperor Constantine placed at the
 6   1    |         greatest solemnity. The emperor began by making the bishops
 7   1”,7 |       same way as Marcianus (an emperor of the Eastern Empire) honored
 8   1”,7 |        and Valentinian (another emperor) honored Nicaea, according
 9   1”,14|       of St. Ambrose respecting Emperor Valentinian, who died while
10   2”,6 |        dare either to annoy the emperor’s ears or to trouble courts
11   2”,6 |       to appeal his case to the Emperor,[57] or to civil courts
12   2”,6 |         of doing so, annoys the emperor, he shall no longer have
13   3    |   Theotoke,[69] in the reign of Emperor Theodosius the Little (i.e.,
14   4    |   Bithynia, during the reign of Emperor Marcianus and Pulcheria[
15   4”,9 | quarreling with anyone asks the Emperor for a civil trial court,
16   4”,12|    Metropolis by letters of the Emperor, let them enjoy only the
17   4”,17|     which may be decreed by the emperor in regard to the newly-built
18   4”,28|        pious memory, who became emperor in the imperial city of
19   4”,29|         called the attention of Emperor Marcianus to the fact that
20   5    |        year 553 in the reign of Emperor Justinian I. According to
21   6    |         in what he wrote to the Emperor; Macarius of Antioch, together
22   7    | assembled at the command of the Emperor, not in order to examine
23   7    | personal signatures both of the Emperor and of the legates of the
24   7”,1 |     Constantine, who became our Emperor, against ungodly Arius and
25   7”,1 |      Great, who also became our Emperor, embracing the utterance
26   7”,1 |         and who also became our Emperor, and we hold them to be
27   7”,1 |  Marcianus, who also became our Emperor, by the six hundred and
28   7”,1 |       Justinian, who became our Emperor and who passed away at the
29   7”,1 |     Constantine, who became our Emperor and passed away at the termination
30   7”,1 |         the fact that the pious Emperor himself sealed up the volumes
31   7”,3 |         Pious and Christ-loving Emperor, in his address to this
32   7”,3 |      Canon. For inasmuch as the Emperor had asked them to cleanse
33   7”,3 |   ignorance), on account of the Emperor’s request, they decreed
34   7”,14|      mundane layman such as was Emperor Justinian, who in his Novel
35   7”,38|         Christ-loving and pious emperor, we see fit to concur in
36   7”,38|  Interpretation.~In the time of Emperor Justinian II the Archbishop
37   7”,38|    through the diligence of the Emperor, and became a subject of
38   7”,68|     only that person who is the Emperor or King; and he is excepted
39   8”,23|      then, the written order of Emperor Alexius Comnenus ought to
40   8”,23|        the absurd decree of the emperor (for he was a chartophylax).
41   8”,23|   Records). During the reign of Emperor Anastasius surnamed Dicorus,
42   8”,23|        Novatians, together with Emperor Julian, was given lessons
43   8”,23|     Great in his apology to the Emperor says the following: “My
44   8”,23|        Balsamon asserts that an emperor can do anything and everything,
45   8”,23|   Councils. For in the reign of Emperor Marcianus, with the co-operation
46   8”,23|      the reign of Justinian the emperor by a certain bishop of Nisibis
47   8”,23|         with John by aid of the emperor’s co-operation; all of which
48   8”,23|        held during the reign of Emperor Macedon, in the year 879,
49   8”,23|    precisely the same manner as Emperor Justinian I ordered it to
50   8”,23|         belonging to it both by Emperor Zeno and by Justinian II,
51   8”,23|       lived during the reign of Emperor Mauricius.~ But inasmuch
52   8”,23|      writing against Photius to Emperor Michael represents the Canon
53   8”,23|         The Council allowed the emperor to make decrees regarding
54   8”,23|    Prelates used to come to the Emperor to beg for his help in their
55   8”,23|         enabled to approach the Emperor, just as, in confirmation
56   8”,23|      majesty in imitation of an emperor; the right to wear upon
57   8”,23|          after the manner of an emperor; and the privilege of conceding
58   8”,23|       the secular rulers of the Emperor, actuated by the civil law,
59   8”,23|         either to God or to the Emperor, as such a requirement would
60   8”,23|       of Constantinople, and of Emperor Zeno.~ ~  [120] The Latins
61   8”,23|      the following lines to the Emperor: “We anathematize the inventors
62   8”,23|      unjustly? Again, how could Emperor Constantine, a most godly
63   8”,23|    Councils), and in writing to Emperor Charles of France he calls
64   8”,23|        of this heresy, the same Emperor Theodosius the Little assembled
65   8”,23|      that an order was given by Emperor Alexius for prelates to
66   8”,23|       honoring and thanking the Emperor made the eparchy of the
67   8”,23|        witness to the fact that Emperor Theodosius made a law (before
68   8”,23|      This is the cause that led Emperor Theodosius to provide for
69   8”,23|         by traitors against the Emperor.”~ ~  [191] Wizards are
70   8”,23|      the fact that the believer Emperor Theodosius was absolved
71   8”,23|          the inner sanctuary, O Emperor, is accessible to priests
72   8”,23|        Thereafter even when the Emperor went to Constantinople,
73   8”,23|     went out, the most faithful emperor thus showing by his example
74   8”,23|          says (ch. 143) that an emperor may commune within the Bema
75   8”,23|         he is being anointed as emperor, after from the deacons,
76   8”,23|       which they were joined by Emperor Theodosius the Little and
77   8”,23|     Thenceforth, therefore, the Emperor ordered that this hymn should
78   8”,23|       Fullo was in the reign of Emperor Zeno, but not even before
79   8”,23|      was done together with the Emperor and all the magistrates
80   8”,23|     Curopalates, who says: “The Emperor sits on the throne wearing
81   8”,23|         right hand (because the Emperor has been anointed of the
82   8”,23|       certain questions for the Emperor of Russia, a learned man
83   8”,23|        were about to welcome an emperor or king, and forming a hollow
84   8”,23|   recorded in the menologion of Emperor Basil.~ ~  [258] These legates,
85   8”,23|        smashed to pieces by the Emperor Maximinus, before Constantine
86   8”,23|         his fifteenth letter to Emperor Constantine. If, on the