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 1    2,   4|       church of Holy Wisdom in Constantinople, and, simultaneously, the
 2    2,   4|   School of higher learning in Constantinople, where by reason of the
 3    2,   6|       or 882 Methodius went to Constantinople, he received a similar recognition
 4    2,   7|     Pontiffs, of Patriarchs of Constantinople, of Byzantine Emperors and
 5    3,   8|     Patriarch of the Church of Constantinople, addressed to them a similar
 6    4,  12|    certain differences between Constantinople and Rome had begun to appear
 7    4,  12|    advanced cultural milieu of Constantinople. They were especially well
 8    4,  13| subject to the Patriarchate of Constantinople, they considered it their
 9    4,  13|      mission under orders from Constantinople, they then in a sense sought
10    4,  14|  namely, between the Church of Constantinople and the Church of Rome on
11    4,  14|       Rome, with the Church of Constantinople and with the new Churches
12    4,  15|   Second Ecumenical Council of Constantinople, which is the unalterable
13    5,  20|     Rome and the Patriarchs of Constantinople - the Slavs were able to
14    6,  21|        Churches of the Rite of Constantinople, both Catholic and Orthodox,
15    7,  25|      the Eastern deriving from Constantinople and the Western deriving
16    8,  29|    clouds were gathering above Constantinople and hostile tensions were
17    8,  29|       of Rome and with that of Constantinople, from which the Slav mission