Council,  Canon

 1   1    |            the Council, the emperor Constantine placed at the disposal of
 2   1    |           The Council was opened by Constantine with the greatest solemnity.
 3   1    |             were nowise hampered by Constantine's presence. To St. Athanasius
 4   6    |         after Christ in the time of Constantine Pogonatus, a descendant
 5   7    |            convoked in the reign of Constantine against those who were asserting
 6   7    |             in the year fourteen of Constantine’s reign. Thereafter, however,
 7   7    |            together in the reign of Constantine’s son Justinian and promulgated
 8   7    |         their names in the reign of Constantine are the same ones as those
 9   7”,1 |           in Nicaea in the reign of Constantine, who became our Emperor,
10   7”,1 |       Imperial City in the reign of Constantine, who became our Emperor
11   8    |           city, during the reign of Constantine and his mother Irene, A.D.
12   8    |          and especially Anastasius, Constantine, and Nicetas, the pseudopatriarchs
13   8    | pseudo-council held in the reign of Constantine Copronymus in Blachernae,
14   8”,23|     patriarch is defined by Leo and Constantine the emperors thus: “A patriarch
15   8”,23|            Constantia the sister of Constantine the Great, and enjoyed second
16   8”,23|            in the royal honor after Constantine himself, but later conceived
17   8”,23|          and concerning the life of Constantine, Book I, ch. 54). But after
18   8”,23|             he was gone, most pious Constantine made a contrary law to the
19   8”,23|              concerning the life of Constantine, Book II, ch. 33; and Sozomen,
20   8”,23|         Antioch during the reign of Constantine, though they did not utterly
21   8”,23|            Eusebius, in his Life of Constantine (ch. 43) and Socrates (Book
22   8”,23|           by the legendary edict of Constantine the Great upon Silvester,
23   8”,23|            Again, how could Emperor Constantine, a most godly man and a
24   8”,23|          upon the Lord’s suppers by Constantine, Eusebius says that they
25   8”,23|               230] Emperors Leo and Constantine, in their Ecloge of Laws (
26   8”,23|            the Macedonian, Leo, and Constantine (page 135 in Book II of
27   8”,23|           Emperor Maximinus, before Constantine the Great, and the bronze
28   8”,23|         fifteenth letter to Emperor Constantine. If, on the other hand,