Council,  Canon

 1   1”,6 |       of Pontus, of Thrace, of Cyprus, of Africa, and of other
 2   3”,8 |  performing the ordinations in Cyprus, according to information
 3   3”,8 |   preside over the churches in Cyprus shall retain their privilege
 4   3”,8 |    Interpretation.~Inasmuch as Cyprus, so far as concerned secular
 5   3”,8 |       authority over that same Cyprus, with regard to both the
 6   3”,8 |       ordaining the bishops in Cyprus extra-territorially and
 7   3”,8 |        78 the Metropolitans of Cyprus are themselves to ordain
 8   3”,8 |       to ordain the bishops in Cyprus, and to be left unmolested
 9   7”,38| Justinian II the Archbishop of Cyprus John departed from his eparchy (
10   7”,38|   conferred upon the Bishop of Cyprus by c. VIII of the 3rd Council
11   7”,38|         or eparchy, subject to Cyprus); and its Archbishop is
12   7”,38|        also all the bishops in Cyprus, and whenever there is need
13   8”,23|       matter of ancient custom Cyprus had been autocephalous in
14   8”,23|       Peter who had his eye on Cyprus. For divine Barnabas said
15   8”,23|      one, tell them that so is Cyprus Apostolic because it has
16   8”,23|      of the Sixth Ec. C. calls Cyprus New Justinianopolis. And,
17   8”,23| autocephalous archdiocese; and Cyprus was the second, because
18   8”,23|        Theodoret the Bishop of Cyprus, when in the desert and
19   8”,23| Council, and who had liberated Cyprus from slavery, and who had
20   8”,23|      the Hellespont subject to Cyprus. But Zonaras says that whether
21   8”,23|       subject to the Bishop of Cyprus or not is something that
22   8”,23|    commentator says that after Cyprus was liberated from the heathen,
23   8”,23|     heathen, and the Bishop of Cyprus returned to his throne,