Council,  Canon

 1   2”,2 |          Eastern Church only, the priorities granted to the church of
 2   2”,3 | Constantinople, however, have the priorities of honor after the Bishop
 3   2”,3 |      these 150 Bishops gave equal priorities to the Bishop of old Rome
 4   2”,3 |     Constantinople to enjoy equal priorities with the Bishop of Rome.
 5   4”,28|      regard to the privileges and priorities of the most holy Church
 6   4”,28|      naturally enough granted the priorities to the throne of Old Rome
 7   4”,28|    Bishops have accorded the like priorities to the most holy throne
 8   4”,28|           of other privileges and priorities, should be magnified also
 9   4”,28|        Constantinople is to enjoy priorities of honor with the Bishop
10   4”,28|        same things as regards the priorities of the same city of Constantinople
11   7”,35|       enjoy equal seniorities (or priorities) with the throne of older
12   8”,23|          merely insisted that the priorities (of all) were equal? or,
13   8”,23|       also in its c. Ill accorded priorities of honor to the Bishop of
14   8”,23|           to bestow upon him also priorities of authority. 3) The fact
15   8”,23|       Rome were displeased by the priorities granted to the Bishop of
16   8”,23|        the Bishop of Rome has the priorities of honor and of authority,
17   8”,23|       Constantinople has the same priorities — that is to say, the Patriarchal
18   8”,23|         Rome. But neither are the priorities of Rome those which were
19   8”,23|        luster, I say, are not the priorities and dignities conferred
20   8”,23|      naturally enough granted the priorities to the throne of Old Rome