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 1  1,1 |          the Levant and the Roman Empire and beyond, and it continued
 2  1,1 |         lands of the entire Roman Empire, although the remarkable
 3  1,1 |      produced the Christian Roman Empire (or Byzantine Empire, as
 4  1,1 |        Roman Empire (or Byzantine Empire, as Western historians named
 5  1,1 |        antichrist to be the Roman Empire. In their time the Roman
 6  1,1 |           In their time the Roman Empire still existed and it was
 7  1,1 |           understanding the Roman Empire to mean imperial (monarchical)
 8  1,1 |      understood to mean the Roman Empire. “When it is said that the
 9  1,1 |         on to note that the Roman Empire was both pagan (inaugurated
10  1,1 |       Great). The Christian Roman Empire had two phases as well:
11  1,1 |         explains that the Russian Empire, the last phase of the Roman
12  1,1 |          the so-called Holy Roman Empire. Historians note that this
13  1,1 |         Historians note that this empire was not holy but was very
14  1,1 |       this regard, the Holy Roman Empire was conceived in heresy,
15  1,1 |          be the revitalized Roman Empire), so too is a single-world
16  1,1 |       religion of the pagan Roman Empire, which was syncretic in
17  1,1 |           days of the pagan Roman Empire. As the same Fr. Sava notes
18  1,1 |   religion of the Christian Roman Empire, only to end up once again
19  2,5 |         legal status in the Roman Empire, and this development supported
20  2,5 |          became the Church of the Empire.~ However, while Constantine'
21  2,5 |           the Church of the Roman Empire and of the known earth),
22  2,6 | Constantine moved the seat of the empire eastward from Italy to the
23  2,6 |         moment that the Christian Empire was established, the center
24  2,6 |          the purpose of the Roman Empire, and they give a highly
25  2,6 |            For the Byzantine, the empire, as the structure into which
26  2,6 |        ordained role of the Roman Empire in the spreading of Christianity.
27  2,6 |          role and the role of the empire in the Christian scheme
28  2,7 |  political criminals in the Roman Empire.~ ~
29  2,8 |        tolerated religions of the empire.~ ~
30  2,9 |        recognized religion of the empire. “Your faith is the victory
31  2,10|           the Christianized Roman Empire. He also summoned the first
32  2,11|         seat of the new Christian Empire was taken away from the
33  2,12|      Constantine wanted the Roman Empire to be a Christian empire
34  2,12|          Empire to be a Christian empire based upon the Orthodox
35  2,15|  particular province of the Roman Empire. These councils would ordinarily
36  2,35|   Ecumenical Council a law of the empire for the peace of its citizens.
37  3,5 |          the capital of the Roman Empire. This honor was bestowed
38  3,21| development have on the Byzantine Empire?~ The Eastern possessions
39  3,21|        were lost to the Byzantine Empire, and the three ancient Patriarchates
40  5,5 |           center of the Byzantine Empire. Preserving the highest
41  5,8 |     significance of the Byzantine Empire?~ Byzantium was a Christian
42  5,8 |         between the Eastern Roman Empire and the people of the extensive
43  5,8 |         additionally mentions the empire's falling into the error
44  5,8 |          purpose of the Byzantine Empire was to provide a calm, stable
45  5,8 |          the Christian ideal, the empire continued to exist, no matter
46  5,8 |         that striving ceased, the empire was overrun by its enemies.~
47  6,1 |      political unity in the Roman Empire?~ Political unity was in
48  6,1 |          still one in theory, the empire was usually divided into
49  6,2 |    finally sever the unity of the empire?~ The barbarian invasions
50  6,2 |      Trajan, and it still saw the empire as in theory universal.
51  6,2 |           the Western part of the empire from the barbarian invaders,
52  6,2 |          theory and fact that the empire was universal.~ ~
53  6,4 |       emperor in 800. The Eastern Empire, in its adhering to the
54  6,4 |          act of schism within the empire. Even many of Charlemagne'
55  6,4 |          for the legitimate Roman Empire in Constantinople had not
56  6,4 |         new, so-called Holy Roman Empire. The hostility and defiance
57  6,4 |           and defiance of the new empire towards Constantinople soon
58  6,5 |   referred to itself as the Roman Empire). If Latins and Greeks wanted
59  6,6 |           very time the Byzantine Empire came to an end, they themselves
60  6,15|         belonged to the Byzantine Empire, and the keys to twenty-two
61  6,17|         it took root in the Roman Empire because of certain social,
62 10,16|          major cites of the Roman Empire — Constantinople, Alexandria,