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 1  1,1 |         Christian Roman Empire (or Byzantine Empire, as Western historians
 2  1,1 |            two phases as well: the Byzantine Greek and the Russian. As
 3  1,1 |    Constantine and those Greek (or Byzantine) emperors who followed him.
 4  2,6 |            explain that:~ ~For the Byzantine, the empire, as the structure
 5  2,6 |             The Roman West and the Byzantine East, p. 22].~ ~It is important
 6  2,19|      Nicholas Cabasilas, the great Byzantine theologian of the fourteenth
 7  2,24|            true icons (also called Byzantine icons), these are the traditional
 8  2,35|        were convened by the Roman (Byzantine) emperors when they wanted
 9  3,21|            development have on the Byzantine Empire?~ The Eastern possessions
10  3,21|       possessions were lost to the Byzantine Empire, and the three ancient
11  4,4 |        fact that a whole series of Byzantine emperors energetically championed
12  4,5 |                          5.~ Which Byzantine ruler in 180 suspended the
13  4,7 |           of icons take place?~The Byzantine Emperor Leo V started a
14  4,12|    categories was the cause of the Byzantine Emperor Leo the Isaurian'
15  4,12|            refers only to holy (or Byzantine) icons — that is, icons
16  4,12|   completely departed from classic Byzantine fundamentals. This was expressed
17  4,12|            The great chasm between Byzantine iconography and Western
18  4,12|            has largely ceased, and Byzantine icons are replacing innovative
19  4,12|   commanded such high respect that Byzantine icons are sought-after throughout
20  4,12|            art critic, who wrote: “Byzantine painting is the highest
21  4,17|       First, any discussion of the Byzantine period of Church history
22  4,19|       proponent of Iconoclasm, the Byzantine Emperor Constantine Copronymus,
23  5,1 |   Christianity upon all aspects of Byzantine life and upon all strata
24  5,5 |        major ascetic center of the Byzantine Empire. Preserving the highest
25  5,5 | ecclesiastical affairs of the late Byzantine period, and especially during
26  5,8 |            the significance of the Byzantine Empire?~ Byzantium was a
27  5,8 |           adopted many features of Byzantine civilization — its law,
28  5,8 |           cultural tradition — the Byzantine heritage, whose principal
29  5,8 |            that the purpose of the Byzantine Empire was to provide a
30  6,4 |          Byzantium. (Even the term Byzantine was given first by the Franks
31  6,6 |          that at the very time the Byzantine Empire came to an end, they
32  6,10|          as propaganda against the Byzantine state, his political adversary
33  6,15|         previously belonged to the Byzantine Empire, and the keys to
34 10,19|       Constantine and other Roman (Byzantine) emperors. However, all
35 11,1 |         celebration [G. Every, The Byzantine Patriarchate, p. 9].~ ~Those
36 11,4 |        Orthodox employ the ancient Byzantine plain chant with its eight
37 11,4 |           into the Slavic lands by Byzantine missionaries, underwent
38 11,4 |           of the New Testament and Byzantine periods. In either case,