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1 1,1 | autocratic authority from Byzantium, were successors to Constantine
2 1,1 | Roman Imperium, successor to Byzantium or Christian Rome, was the
3 2 | 2. Byzantium and the Church of the Seven
4 2,5 | but one. In fact, after Byzantium, under the boot of the Turks,
5 2,6 | Rome, the former city of Byzantium, and a primacy of honor,
6 3 | 3. Byzantium and the Church of the Seven
7 3,21| came under infidel control. Byzantium was under constant attack
8 4,12| abbeys and monasteries with Byzantium's holiest relics — reputedly
9 5,1 | gives one of the reasons why Byzantium was called the icon of the
10 5,1 | reason?~ The description of Byzantium as the icon of the heavenly
11 5,1 | Christianity's impact was on Byzantium. Not mentioned, but a good
12 5,3 | in the religious life of Byzantium and in all Orthodox countries?~
13 5,4 | In Russia, just as in Byzantium before it, every aspect
14 5,8 | of the Byzantine Empire?~ Byzantium was a Christian society
15 5,8 | the influence exerted by Byzantium on the society and culture
16 5,8 | Greeks and Slavs.~ Although Byzantium was inspired by the great
17 5,8 | There can be no doubt that Byzantium fell far short of the high
18 5,8 | result of human nature, for Byzantium was populated with poor,
19 5,8 | own ideas and passions.~ Byzantium was overcome by the same
20 5,8 | the Church is not bound to Byzantium, or to any other nation
21 6,4 | civilization not patterned after Byzantium. (Even the term Byzantine
22 6,5 | the Romans (even though Byzantium still referred to itself
23 6,6 | the Third Rome at the time Byzantium was obliterated by the Turks.
24 6,6 | it to be the successor of Byzantium. Russia was thus called
25 6,7 | governing its relations with Byzantium.~ ~
26 11,1 | faith at the very time when Byzantium had reached its highest
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