Council,  Canon

 1 Intro  |              we see that all sorts of new problems come up while others
 2 Intro  |              the fourth century, many new dioceses were created due
 3 Intro  |              and the working of these new organs had to be made clear.
 4 Intro  |         canonical regulations to meet new situations. Canonical creativity
 5 Intro  |               see the appearance of a new commentary on the corpus
 6   2”,3 |            Rome, because of its being New Rome.~ ~Interpretation.~
 7   2”,3 |  Constantinople itself is also called New Rome.~ The preposition after
 8   2”,3 |             Rome and to the Bishop of new Rome; and in the fact that
 9   4”,12|              98] without allowing the new Metropolitan, who bears
10   4”,28|     Constantinople otherwise known as New Rome; we too decree and
11   4”,28|               same Constantinople and New Rome. And this is in keeping
12   4”,28|               the most holy throne of New Rome, with good reason deeming
13   4”,28|               Rome, seeing that it is New Rome, therefore the fathers
14   4”,28| Constantinople which is also known as New Rome. For, they say, just
15   4”,28|               the most holy throne of New Rome[112] — of Constantinople,
16   4”,28|              be first in order, while new Rome is to be second in
17   7”,38|              innovations, so that the new Justinianopolis shall have
18   7”,38|       preserved entire, and that this new city of Justinianoplis is
19   7”,61|             laugh and guffaw when the new wine is being transferred
20   7”,64|        persons on the occasion of the New Moon in front of their own
21   7”,65|         resurrected Christ our God to New Sunday in psalms and hymns,
22   7”,66|            and especially that of the New expressly commanded Christians
23   7”,67|              the books of the Old and New Testaments, or of our holy
24   7”,67|             203] books of the Old and New Testaments, and of the eminent
25   7”,69|            their example be Mary, the New Woman and Child of God,
26   8”,23|           Canon and to ordain nothing new, but merely to confirm the
27   8”,23|          hands in connection with the new grace came into prevalence
28   8”,23|      Justinian Rhinotmetus renamed it New Justiniana. Hence those
29   8”,23|             Sixth Ec. C. calls Cyprus New Justinianopolis. And, confirming
30   8”,23|               an event as though some new and strange thing had occurred;
31   8”,23|             by being converted into a new Metropolis.~ ~  [98] In
32   8”,23|              an imperial capital, and New Rome, the Canons conferred
33   8”,23|     anathematize the inventors of the new error Theordore the Faranite,
34   8”,23|             Nestorius, drifted into a new heresy himself, by believing
35   8”,23|           appropriate passages of the New and Old Testaments would
36   8”,23|              troparia alluding to the new grace. Our God-bearing Fathers,
37   8”,23|               are themselves becoming new and second Jezebels, because
38   8”,23|               of both the Old and the New Testament; and in Discourse
39   8”,23|         without the consecration of a new temple there is no other