Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |            written law (canons and imperial laws) gained ground, custom
 2   1    |            the central hall of the imperial palace. A large place was
 3   1”,7 |           as received by virtue of imperial letters the honor of being
 4   4”,9 |            or to the throne of the imperial capital Constantinople,
 5   4”,9 |            or to the throne of the imperial capital Constantinople,
 6   4”,12|     Emperors have contrived to get Imperial edicts (for these are what
 7   4”,12|          in attaining, by means of imperial letters, to the honor of
 8   4”,17|           city has been rebuilt by imperial authority, or has been built
 9   4”,17|  heretofore been built any city by imperial authority, or if any be
10   4”,23|    communion, have resorted to the imperial city of Constantinople,
11   4”,23|           their departure from the imperial city. But if they impudently
12   4”,28|          who became emperor in the imperial city of Constantinople otherwise
13   4”,28|           account of her being the imperial capital. And motivated by
14   4”,28|        senate, and is equal to old imperial Rome in respect of other
15   4”,30|         upon the like habit in the Imperial City till an Archbishop
16   4”,30|             that is to say, in the Imperial City until another Archbishop
17   7    |       Council was assembled in the imperial and lustrous palace called
18   7”,1 |        Fathers who convened in the Imperial City itself in the reign
19   7”,1 |            upon the ground of this Imperial City in the reign of Justinian,
20   7”,1 |   assembled on the grounds of this Imperial City in the reign of Constantine,
21   7”,2 |            in this God-guarded and imperial capital city, .and the two
22   7”,2 |            in this God-guarded and imperial capital city in the time
23   7”,2 |    Nectarius the president of this imperial capital city, and of Theophilus
24   7”,2 |      Patriarch of this God-guarded imperial capital city. Furthermore,
25   7”,3 |            of this God-guarded and imperial capital city, have neither
26   7”,35|      assembled in this God-guarded imperial capital city, and by the
27   7”,37|           city has been rebuilt by imperial authority, or has been built
28   7”,68|        with the exception that the Imperial power and authority is in
29   8”,10|          into this God-guarded and imperial city, and become attached
30   8”,15|           to two churches, in this imperial city at any rate, is not
31   8”,23|            the choice of remaining imperial soldiers, just as they had
32   8”,23|          Sardica. How greatly that imperial order of this sort actually
33   8”,23|        place and the fact that the imperial magistrate sent with the
34   8”,23| nonecclesiastical, or secular, and imperial, or royal, defensors, referred
35   8”,23|    secondly, because the civil and imperial laws do not state that only
36   8”,23|            metropolis honored with imperial letters, and their bishop,
37   8”,23|            with the decorations of imperial majesty in imitation of
38   8”,23|      garland; the right to wear an imperial pallium (or omophorion)
39   8”,23|           his horse caparisoned in imperial style, with all the imperial
40   8”,23|       imperial style, with all the imperial insignia and emblems, and
41   8”,23|           account of her being the imperial capital”; consequently,
42   8”,23|            being (at that time) an imperial capital, and New Rome, the
43   8”,23|             too, because it was an imperial capital, it became an ancient
44   8”,23|            the Council, but by the imperial rulers, and was merely a
45   8”,23|    Definition with the seal of his imperial ring so as to prevent anybody
46   8”,23|          manuscript rituals of the Imperial and great Monasteries of
47   8”,23|     especially those living in the imperial capital city ought to be
48   8”,23|          pride in it than in their imperial diadems, but even the Calvinists
49   8”,23|           right foot (owing to the imperial character of the kingdom),
50   8”,23|          for one thing because the imperial laws permit oaths to be
51   8”,23|        common and plain house. The imperial laws command further that
52   8”,23|           Virginity.~ ~  [288] The imperial laws also decree the following