Manuel held a second council on John 14.28, to solve problems remaining from 1166

Summary:
The Council of 1166 ended in unanimity and the church was quiet. Manuel I thought that problems over John 14.28 had ended, but they began again at the death of the patriarch Loukas Chrysoberges. Konstantinos, metropolitan of Kerkyra, who had publicly retracted his heretical views, now proclaimed them again, and even spoke of Loukas as a heretic. Manuel therefore, with the new patriarch Michael III of Anchialos, called another council in the Great Palace, first in the new throne room as before, then in the pronaos of the church in the Great Palace. The emperor presided over the two main sessions, but this time he left most of the business of the council to Michael III and the other clerics. On January 30 the heretic Konstantinos made an address, but was unanimously condemned. Another suspect, Ioannes Eirenikos, had been disappointed by the conclusions of the council of 1166 and began to spread opposing views in his monastery; he told his neighbouring hegoumenos Paulos of Hagia Triada that those who had imposed these conclusions would regret it - obvious treachery. He was brought to the capital by the emperor and interviewed by the patriarch, then confronted by the evidence of Paulos the hegoumenos. A heretical tract he had written was found by enquiry in his cell and read (in part) before the council on February 18. As concealment was impossible, Ioannes defended himself boldly. But under questioning by the patriarch, the emperor and the other churchmen he became confused and spoke obvious heresy. Michael of Anchialos postponed punishment, hoping for repentance. Besides the emperor, sixteen distinguished laymen and 55 senior churchmen are recorded as having taken part in at least one session of the council 
Dates:
1170 
Alexios, second son of the sebastokrator Andronikos and Eirene (Alexios 25003)
  • He is not recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, but was at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 341.22-25
Alexios Kontostephanos Komnenos, son of Stephanos (Alexios 25004)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.12-14
Andronikos Doukas Kamateros, sebastos and megas droungarios (Andronikos 112)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.22-23
Andronikos Komnenos Batatzes (Andronikos 17010)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.15-17
Andronikos Kappadokes, megas logariastes and eparchos (Andronikos 20108)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 232.28-31
archbishop of Maroneia [1170] (Anonymus 767)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this is the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 348.1
Basileios Tripsychos, nobelissimos (Basileios 243)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.1-2, 341.32-342.1
Basileios, metropolitan of Madyta [1170] (Basileios 245)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.17, 338.35
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.4, 347.22-23
Basileios, metropolitan of Mesembria [1170] (Basileios 246)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.19-20, 339.7-12
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.31-32
Basileios, metropolitan of Neokaisareia [1166, 1170, 1172] (Basileios 247)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.12-13, 337.24-29
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.2, 346.33-34
Basileios, metropolitan of Philippoupolis [1166, 1170] (Basileios 248)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this was the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.7-8
Basileios Kamateros, protonobelissimos and eparchos (Basileios 20108)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.25-27
Christophoros, metropolitan of Myra [1166, 1170] (Christophoros 112)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.13, 337.30-33
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.2, 346.35
Euthymios (Malakes), metropolitan of Neai Patrai [1166, 1170] (Euthymios 20111)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this was the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.20-21
Georgios Manganes, koiaistor (Georgios 225)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.30-333.1
Georgios, metropolitan of Alania [1170, 1172] (Georgios 265)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.17, 338.34
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature does not appear on the relevant document signed that day (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.4
Georgios, metropolitan of Hierapolis [1166, 1170] (Georgios 268)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this is the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.11-12
Ioannes, metropolitan of Amastris [1157, 1166, 1170] (Ioannes 467)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.16-17, 338.33
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.3-4, 347.18-19
Ioannes, metropolitan of Ainos [1166, 1170(?)] (Ioannes 472)
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined and he registered his view retrospectively; this is the first record of his presence at the council; his signature does not appear on the relevant document signed that day (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.4, 345.27-32
Ioannes, archbishop of Bizye [1170] (Ioannes 475)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.21, 339.21, 345.5-6
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.5-6, 347.37-8
Ioannes, metropolitan of Crete [1166, 1170, 1172] (Ioannes 476)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.15, 338.14-24, 342.6
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.3, 347.5-6
Ioannes, archbishop of Herakles [1170] (Ioannes 481)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.24, 340.2
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.7-8, 348.17-18
Ioannes, metropolitan of Ikonion [1166, 1170] (Ioannes 482)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.14, 337.36-338.2
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.1
Ioannes, archbishop of Karpathos [1170] (Ioannes 483)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this is the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 348.13-14
Ioannes, metropolitan of Klaudioupolis [1166, 1170, 1172] (Ioannes 484)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.12, 337.20-23
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.2, 346.31-32
Ioannes, archbishop of Kypsella [1166, 1170] (Ioannes 485)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.22, 339.35
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.6-7, 348.6-7
Ioannes, metropolitan of Kyzikos [1170] (Ioannes 486)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.10-11, 336.25-32
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.1, 346.23
Ioannes, metropolitan of Laodikeia [1170] (Ioannes 487)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.13-14, 337.34-35
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 346.36-37
Ioannes Eirenikos, hegoumenos involved in doctrinal disputes (Ioannes 492)
  • Persisted in his earlier belief on the two natures, and was anathematised (:) Kinnamos 257.14-15
  • He was disappointed by the conclusions of the council of 1166 and began to spread opposing views in his monastery; he told his neighbouring hegoumenos Paulos 126 that those who had imposed these conclusions would regret it - obvious treachery (:) Sakkos (1170) 342.27-343.9
  • He was brought to the capital by Manuel 1 and interviewed by Michael 13, confronted by the evidence of Paulos 126 and his own tract, found by enquiry in his cell and read (in part) before the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 343.10-36
  • As concealment was impossible, he defended himself boldly; but under questioning by Michael 13, Manuel 1 and other churchmen he became confused and spoke obvious heresy; Michael 13 postponed punishment, hoping for repentance (:) Sakkos (1170) 343.36-344.27
Ioannes Komnenos, protosebastos and protovestiarios (Ioannes 17006)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.9-12, 341.22-25
Ioannes Kantakouzenos, husband of Maria Komnene (Ioannes 17008)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.17-19, 341.26-27
Ioannes Doukas, megas hetaireiarches (Ioannes 20185)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.21-22
Ioannes, metropolitan of Thebes [1166] (Ioannes 20344)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this was the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.24
Ioannes, archbishop of Cyprus [1157, 1170] (Ioannes 20350)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.8, 340.5-12
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 346.16-19
Isaakios, metropolitan of Apameia [1166, 1170, 1172] (Isaakios 109)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18; there is no further record of him at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.18, 338.36
Joseph Bryennios, military commander at Zeugminon (Joseph 17001)
  • He is not recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, but was at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 341.29-30
Konstantinos, metropolitan of Kerkyra [1157, 1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 279)
  • Having publicly retracted his heretical views at the end of the Council of 1166, he left the church in peace; but when Loukas 11 (who had presided over that council under Manuel 1) passed away, Konstantinos began to repeat his old ideas, and even to call Loukas a heretic (:) Sakkos (1170) 334.1-335.10
  • His behaviour was reported to Manuel 1, who summoned another council to examine him; Konstantinos addressed it on January 30 [most of the speech has disappeared in a lacuna], but did not persuade his peers, who voted unanimously for deposition, which was pronounced by Michael 13 (:) Sakkos (1170) 334.1-341.18
Konstantinos, archbishop of Arkadioupolis [1157, 1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 280)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.21, 339.22-28, 342.7-8
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.6, 348.4-5
Konstantinos Hagioeuphemites, metropolitan of Chalcedon [1157, 1166, 1170, 1172] (Konstantinos 283)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.11, 337.17-18
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.1, 346.25-26
Konastantinos, archbishop of Brysis [1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 288)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.23, 339.36
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.7, 348.10-11
Konstantinos, archbishop of all Bulgaria [1170] (Konstantinos 289)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.7, 340.13-16
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and he had the views of sick absentees considered; but his signature does not appear on the relevant document signed that day (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.9
Konstantinos, metropolitan of Euchaïta [1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 290)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.16, 338.31-32
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.16-17
Konstantinos, archbishop of Gotthia [1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 291)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.23-24, 340.1
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.7, 348.15-16
Konstantinos, metropolitan of Smyrna [1166, 1170] (Konstantinos 296)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.15-16, 338.25
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.14-15
Konstantinos, metropolitan of Pamphylon, Perge and Syllaion [1170] (Konstantinos 297)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.14, 338.3-11
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.3, 347.2-3
Konstantinos (Makro)Doukas, pansebastos sebastos (Konstantinos 17004)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.19-21
Leon Charsianites, metropolitan of Dristra [1147, 1166, 1170, 1172] (Leon 207)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.18, 339.1-2
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.4, 347.25
Leon, metropolitan of Adrianople [1157, 1166, 1170] (Leon 214)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this is the first record of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.9-10
Leon, metropolitan of Amaseia [1166, 1170, 1172] (Leon 217)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this is the first record of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 346.27-28
Loukas (Chrysoberges), patriarch of Constantinople (Loukas 11)
  • His death allowed Konstantinos 279 to proclaim afresh his heretical views, which he had publicly retracted; he even called Loukas a heretic (:) Sakkos (1170) 335.2-10
Loukas, metropolitan of Mokissos [1166, 1170, 1172] (Loukas 113)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.14-15, 338.12-13, 342.6
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.3, 347.4
Emperor Manuel I Komnenos (Manuel 1)
  • As the Council of 1166 ended in unanimity and the church was quiet, he thought that problems over John 14.28 had ended; but when Loukas 11 died, Konstantinos 279, who had publicly retracted his heretical views, now proclaimed them again, calling Loukas a heretic (:) Sakkos (1170) 334.1-335.10
  • He therefore called another council in the Great Palace, first in the new throne room as before, then in the pronaos of the church in the Great Palace [this time leaving most of the business of the council to Michael 13 and the other clerics] (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.1-341.22
  • He is recorded as having presided over the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also over the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (January 30 ... February 18: Ἰανουαρίῳ τριακοστῇ ... Φεβρουαρίῳ ιη´) Sakkos (1170) 332.1-9, 341.19-21
  • He had Ioannes 492 investigated, and brought to the capital Paulos 126 and Ioannes' incriminating tract; when Ioannes tried to defend himself, Manuel joined Michael 13 and the other churchmen in asking difficult questions to confuse and refute him (:) Sakkos (1170) 342.10-344.14
Michael III of Anchialos, patriarch of Constantinople (Michael 13)
  • He was asked by Manuel 1 to organise a council in Constantinople against Konstantinos 279, who had returned to his heretical ways; the proceedings of the council are written in his persona (:) Sakkos (1170) 335.13-19
  • He was present at the first session of the council, on January 30, and after all the clerical members had expressed their opinions declared that a canonical and unanimous vote had been cast against Konstantinos 279, and formally deposed him from office, to universal approval (:) Sakkos (1170) 340.36-341.18
  • He was also present at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492, whom he confronted with convincing evidence; Ioannes defended himself boldly, but when questioned fell into obvious confusion and heresy; Michael postponed punishment in the hope of repentance (:) Sakkos (1170) 342.10-344.27
Michael, metropolitan of Herakleia [1166, 1170] (Michael 286)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.10, 336.19-24, 342.5
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 344. 32-345.1, 346.22
Michael, metropolitan of Nikomedeia [1166, 1170] (Michael 288)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at great length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.11, 336.33-337.16, 342.5-6
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.1, 346.24
Michael Gabras, doux of Sirmium (Michael 17005)
  • He is not recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, but was at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 341.27-29
Michael Hagiotheodorites (Michael 20280)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, when they investigated the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.23-25, 341.30-32
Michael, archbishop of Kios [1166, 1170] (Michael 20310)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.22, 339.29
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature does not appear on the relevant document signed that day (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.6
Michael Melissenos, metropolitan of Abydos [1166, 1170] (Michael 20553)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.19, 339.4
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 347.28
Nikephoros, patriarch of Jerusalem (Nikephoros 184)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at great length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.6, 340.17-35
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 346.8-11
Nikephoros, metropolitan of Nazianzos [1166, 1170, 1172] (Nikephoros 185)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.18-19, 339.3
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.5, 347.26-27
Niketas, metropolitan of Melitene [1166, 1170, 1072] (Niketas 173)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.12, 337.19
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.1-2, 346.29-30
Niketas, archbishop of Mesene [1170] (Niketas 174)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this was the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 348.8-9
Niketas, metropolitan of Miletos [1166, 1170, 1172] (Niketas 175)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.20, 339.13-14
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.5, 347.33-34
Nikolaos, archbishop of the metropolitan see of Ephesos [1166, 1167, 1170] (Nikolaos 251)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.10, 336.9-18, 342.5
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature does not appear on the relevant document signed that day (:) Sakkos (1170) 344.32
Nikolaos, metropolitan of Methymna [1166] (Nikolaos 252)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.19, 339.5-6
Paulos, hegoumenos of Hagia Triada monastery (Paulos 126)
  • In conversation with Ioannes 492, he was told that those who had enforced the line of the council of 1166 would pay for it - flagrant treachery towards Manuel 1; he told the imperial authorities and was brought to the capital (:) Sakkos (1170) 343.5-12
  • He and Ioannes 492 were brought before the council, and he gave his damning evidence against Ioannes (:) Sakkos (1170) 343.12-17
Pothos, metropolitan of Mitylene [1166, 1170] (Pothos 20103)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.16, 338.26-30
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.3, 347.15
Romanos, archbishop of Apros [1166, 1170] (Romanos 116)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at some length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.22, 339.30-34
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.6, 348.5
Stephanos, archbishop of the metropolitan see of Caesarea [1157, 1166, 1170, 1172] (Stephanos 160)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.9, 335.32-336.8, 342.4-5
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 344.32, 346.20-21
Stephanos, archbishop of Anchialos [1166, 1170] (Stephanos 163)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.24-25, 340.3-4
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 348.19-20
Theodoros Pantechnes, dikaiodotes (Theodoros 198)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, when it deposed Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 332.27-28
Theodoros, archbishop of Lemnos [1170] (Theodoros 247)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.23, 339.37
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.7, 348.12
Theodoros, metropolitan of Methymna [1170] (Theodoros 248)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, voting to depose Konstantinos 279, but not at the second session on February 18 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.19, 339.5-6
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.5, 347.29-30
Theodoros, metropolitan of Proikonesos [1170] (Theodoros 249)
  • On February 20, he is not recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, though his signature was added on that day to the relevant document; this was the first sign of his presence at the council (:) Sakkos (1170) 348.21-22
Theodoulos, metropolitan of Selybria [1166, 1170] (Theodoulos 124)
  • He is recorded as having been present at the first session of the council, on January 30, speaking at length and voting to depose Konstantinos 279, and also at the second session on February 18, to investigate the case of Ioannes 492 (:) Sakkos (1170) 333.20-21, 339.15-20, 342.7
  • On February 20, he is recorded as present at the meeting at which details of the punishment of Konstantinos 279 were determined, and on the same day he signed the relevant document (:) Sakkos (1170) 345.5, 347.35-36