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Page 143
... Constantinople shall have the prerogative of honor after the bishop of Rome , because Constantinople is New Rome " ( canon 3 ) . In 451 the fourth ecumenical Council of Chalcedon expanded the same view , explaining the concept of the ...
... Constantinople shall have the prerogative of honor after the bishop of Rome , because Constantinople is New Rome " ( canon 3 ) . In 451 the fourth ecumenical Council of Chalcedon expanded the same view , explaining the concept of the ...
Page 154
... Constantinople in 1054 , they found no common language with the patriarch . Both sides exchanged recriminations on points of doctrine and ritual and finally hurled anathemas of excommunication at each other , thus provoking what has ...
... Constantinople in 1054 , they found no common language with the patriarch . Both sides exchanged recriminations on points of doctrine and ritual and finally hurled anathemas of excommunication at each other , thus provoking what has ...
Page 156
... Constantinople saw his formal rights and jurisdiction extended both geo- graphically and substantially : on the one hand , through the privileges granted to him by the sultan , he could prac- tically ignore his colleagues , the other ...
... Constantinople saw his formal rights and jurisdiction extended both geo- graphically and substantially : on the one hand , through the privileges granted to him by the sultan , he could prac- tically ignore his colleagues , the other ...
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