Part, Chapter, Paragraph
1 I, 1 | inscription: In this sign con-~quer. As a result of this
2 I, 2,1 | he named after himself, .Con-~stantinoupolis.. The motives
3 I, 2,2 | Chalcedon confirmed Canon 3 of Con-~stantinople, assigning to
4 I, 2,2 | after the foundation of Con-~stantinople. Thirdly, although
5 I, 2,2 | resented the power of Greek Con-~stantinople, alike in religious
6 I, 2,3 | celestial glory . it was a con-~crete example of matter
7 I, 2,4 | expansion it is said to have con-~tained nearly forty thousand
8 I, 2,4 | each person who comes to con-~sult him: this is the elder.
9 I, 3,1 | have been issued without con-~sulting us and even without
10 I, 3,2 | in 861 he sent legates to Con-~stantinople. ~ Photius had
11 I, 3,2 | another Council was held at Con-~stantinople, known as the .
12 I, 3,2 | was anathematized and all con-~demnations of Photius were
13 I, 3,2 | Cerularius took up a more con-~ciliatory attitude and wrote
14 I, 3,2 | is true, he withdrew to Con-~stantinople, but the local
15 I, 3,2 | spiritual commitment, a con-~scious taking of sides in
16 I, 3,3 | so far as .azymes. were con-~cerned, no uniformity was
17 I, 4,1 | saints, who in 1219 was con-~secrated at Nicaea as Archbishop
18 I, 4,3 | far north of the Russian con-~tinent. True to the example
19 I, 4,3 | saint of Russia, is closely con-~nected with the recovery
20 I, 5,1 | and westernization, let us con-~sider the challenge presented
21 I, 5,2 | objections: hence the need for con-~cealment in the earlier
22 I, 5,2 | when the Patriarchs of Con-~stantinople, Alexandria,
23 I, 6,2 | Certainly, in the heat of con-~troversy the Old Believers
24 I, 7,6 | north Greece many dioceses con-~tain less than 100 parishes.
25 I, 7,9 | vitality. New parishes are con-~tinually being formed and
26 I, 7,9 | War the Patriarchate of Con-~stantinople contemplated
27 I, 7,10| and a larger church was con-~structed in 1967. At present
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