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 1 Fwd,3|        assert (beginning in the ninth century), but upon all the
 2  1,1 |         them.~ Beginning in the ninth century, East and West began
 3  1,11|         adhered to prior to the ninth century), vis-à-vis Rome'
 4  3,5 |      assert it beginning in the ninth century. It was the Carolingians
 5  6,15|         at the beginning of the ninth century in the name of the
 6  6,15| appeared: the first time in the ninth century, and finally in
 7  6,16|         bishop, starting in the ninth century. In time (1870),
 8  7,14|  further explains that from the ninth century, the Eastern and
 9  7,14|  Dictionary of Current English, ninth ed].~ ~Scholasticism thus
10 10,26|         a teaching prior to the ninth century, when for the first
11 10,27|         Ecumenical Council (the Ninth Canon against Heretics),
12 11,1 |       process that began in the ninth century, one that separated
13 11,4 |      Third Hour, Sixth Hour and Ninth Hour, and the Divine Liturgy.~
14 11,4 |      and Crucifixion, while the Ninth Hour, covering the hours
15 11,4 |    groups of services: evening (Ninth Hour, Vespers and Compline),
16 11,4 |      Cyril and Methodius in the ninth century, to Saints Nicholas
17 11,4 |         about the middle of the ninth century as a literary language