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 1 1|         brothers' relations with Photius; b) their relations with
 2 1|    mission was dispatched during Photius's term as Patriarch. If
 3 1|    Church was not involved, then Photius the Great had no hand in
 4 2|        The second explanation of Photius's apparent noninvolvement
 5 2|          supposedly οppοnents of Photius and supporters of Ignatius
 6 2|   supported Ignatius rather than Photius after the schism of 858.
 7 2|         have been a supporter of Photius; and two men who were warmly
 8 2|          but rigid Ignatius with Photius, a very able man of learning
 9 2|         ecclesiastical policy of Photius, and therefore of the Church
10 2|         itself? It is clear that Photius, the man whom Michael had
11 2|          to have been a pupil of Photius,<4> and later his colleague
12 2|      moreover, a close friend of Photius's, an 'amicus fortissimus'
13 2|      through the good offices of Photius. He travelled to the Caliphate
14 2|  travelled to the Caliphate with Photius in 856, and was subsequently
15 2|          would have been odd for Photius to appoint a personal enemy
16 2|         the progressive party of Photius, rather than to the zealot
17 3|  relations between Methodius and Photius, but we do have certain
18 3|      appointment was made during Photius's term as Patriarch, and
19 3|   Khazaria and the Crimea, after Photius had offered Methodius an
20 3|         has been said above that Photius cannot have been absent
21 3|     Constantine, to make much of Photius's role. Reference to his
22 3|         purpose of the work, for Photius was hated in Rome and in
23 3|      dangerous because, although Photius was back οn the patriarchal
24 3|      been most unwise to present Photius as the person behind the
25 3|       that no mention is made of Photius's role in Constantine-Cyril'
26 3| therefore no reason to deny that Photius, as the supreme ecclesiastical
27 4|        fifteen years later, when Photius was again Patriarch.~The
28 4|     Patriarch.~The truth is that Photius's role is not completely
29 4|       states, for instance, that Photius was Cyril's teacher, a reference
30 4|         philosophy under Leo and Photius.<11> The Life of Methodius
31 4| archbishopric. The Patriarch was Photius. During this meeting, not
32 4|       this meeting, not only did Photius and the Archbishop of Moravia
33 4|         biographers in fact give Photius all his due, from the start
34 4|        this leaves no doubt that Photius did indeed not merely participate
35 4|        it all was the Patriarch, Photius.~Ιn conclusion, therefore,
36 4|        and the Emperor together, Photius providing what was required