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 1  4,1 |        a “sower of scandal and schism” (Seminator di scandalo
 2  4,2 |       successor, Vitalian. The schism in the churches ceased.
 3  6,7 |        from any contention and schism, a church one in Christ,
 4  6,7 |       was the so-called second schism of Photius. Recent investigations
 5  6,7 |     have shown that the second schism of Photius never existed,
 6  6,7 |        break was; “It was this schism, which, by rendering fruitless
 7  8,14|       was afflicted “about the schism of Romania, that is to say,
 8  9,9 |     punished Byzantium for its schism.~ Italian sources have given
 9  9,11| important problem of the Greek schism, and merely had served to
10  9,11|    would put an end to the old schism and give grounds to hope
11  9,12|    that time said; “The church schism has reached such a point
12  9,12|      the party and then of the schism of the “Arsenites,” which
13  9,12|       was the formation of the schism of the “Arsenites,” who
14  9,12|       sowed there the seeds of schism. A Russian church historian,
15  9,12|    failed to put an end to the schism, and the struggle continued.
16  9,12|        thereafter the Arsenite schism gradually disappeared and
17  9,12|     and began to live apart in schism again;”[260] but J. Troizky,
18  9,13|     time had elapsed since the schism of the Arsenites, which
19  9,14|    faith and abjuration of the schism, and declared his hope that
20  9,14|       peoples who followed the schism and the errors of the Greeks.”
21  9,18|      which could put an end to schism.”[362] Another historian