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 1 2 |   namely, those of Nicea and Constantinople, in the memorable sentence: - '
 2 4 |     in a famous monastery of Constantinople. This man, in refuting the
 3 8 |  special synod was called at Constantinople; St. Flavian, bishop of
 4 9 |  enemy to Flavian, bishop of Constantinople, deceived by a similarity
 5 12|      Dioscorus to the see of Constantinople, accepted the letter which
 6 12| Flavian were brought back to Constantinople with great solemnity. The
 7 13|   Bosphorus, within sight of Constantinople, which was situated on the
 8 16|     Roman see was granted to Constantinople, as the imperial city. Although
 9 16|      on behalf of the see of Constantinople, let your Beatitude rest
10 16|    of the reverend clergy of Constantinople . . . the validity and confirmation
11 17|      the creeds of Nicea and Constantinople and their explanations by
12 19|      the creeds of Nicea and Constantinople. Nevertheless, in the fifth
13 19|      the creeds of Nicea and Constantinople (which was promulgated for
14 24|      oecumenical councils of Constantinople. ~