Council,  Canon

 1   2”,2 |            233 of “Those who have served as Patriarchs”), in order
 2   5    |    Eutychius, both of them having served as Patriarchs of Constantinople;
 3   5    |       Theodore of Mopsuestia, who served as the teacher of Nestorius
 4   6    |          name of Theodore who had served as Bishop of Faran, according
 5   7”,28|       according to Zonaras, which served to break the usual course
 6   7”,87|           exceptions man might be served. Thus too is the honor of
 7   8”,23|      Samosata (and not because he served as Bishop of Samosata, as
 8   8”,23| like-minded with Eunomius and had served as a Patriarch of Constantinople,
 9   8”,23|         hailed from Lydia and had served as a bishop of Ptolemais
10   8”,23|       hailed from Sirmium and had served as bishop of Sirmium, entertained
11   8”,23|       Logos (or rational faculty) served the body of Christ in lieu
12   8”,23|       Chalcedonian, who lived and served during the reign of Alexius
13   8”,23|          more allegorical way, it served as a type of the crown of
14   8”,23|           Abba Dorotheus, that it served as a badge to identify the
15   8”,23|         concerning those who have served as Patriarchs in Jerusalem,
16   8”,23|   Dositheus, Concerning those who served as Patriarchs in Jerusalem,
17   8”,23|     depicted also the things that served to prefigure Her, it would
18   8”,23|         Manes the Persian, having served as a slave for a long time,
19   8”,23|           a man named Cerdon, who served as a disciple of Basileides