reduces Italy to be the “servile” province, deplored by Pope Agatho, [417];
stands at the head of two centuries in which Byzantine oppression causes the Primacy to work in fetters, [503];
as a civil ruler worse to the Church than Odoacer or Theodorich, [417].
Justinian II., succeeds in 685, [262];
summons a Greek Council in Trullo, [263];
strives to reduce the Pope to a patriarch, [265];
claims to confirm the council in Trullo, [267];
sends his guardsman Zacharias to carry Pope Sergius to Constantinople, [273];
forces the patriarch Callinicus to demolish a church, [274];
is deposed with his nose slit, [275];