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 1  2,5 |        clergy favored the idea of reconciliation and supported the Act of
 2  2,5 |        the first steps toward the reconciliation with the Monophysites. When
 3  3,7 |       forsake further attempts of reconciliation with the Monophysites, This
 4  4,2 |           a series of attempts at reconciliation with the pope, offering
 5  4,2 |   churches ceased. This religious reconciliation with Rome was politically
 6  4,3 |         find a path for religious reconciliation with the provinces which
 7  6,7 |      noticeable tendency toward a reconciliation with the Roman church through
 8  6,7 |         Drinov supposed, that the reconciliation between the Nicholaites
 9  6,7 |          desire to find a way for reconciliation with the higher clergy and
10  6,8 |       theological elements or the reconciliation of the ancient pagan wisdom
11  7,1 |         of Roger.” Any hope for a reconciliation with Barbarossa disappeared,
12  7,4 |     Comnenus held out the hand of reconciliation and agreement to Pope Urban
13  7,4 |      capital for the purpose of a reconciliation between the two churches.
14  8,9 |           Asen took steps towards reconciliation with the papal throne, announcing
15  8,14| subordination to the Holy See nor reconciliation with it. Therefore nothing
16  9,11|           turn, on his way to the reconciliation with the Roman church, the
17  9,11|         Emperor in his project of reconciliation with Rome, an event of great
18  9,12|         consented to their solemn reconciliation with the church. After the
19  9,12|        with the church. After the reconciliation, a few of the schismatic
20  9,13|           over to the side of the reconciliation with Rome. Finally Palamas’
21  9,13|           partisans, and seek for reconciliation with the Roman church, which,
22  9,18|         originally opposed to the reconciliation with Rome and resisted Michael’
23  9,18|    disputes of his time, favoring reconciliation with Rome. In his literary