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 1  2,3 |         pass unpunished. Ambrose excommunicated Theodosius, who, in spite
 2  3,7 |        was against the edict and excommunicated the Patriarch of Constantinople,
 3  4,3 |       this stand was deposed and excommunicated. The decisions of the sixth
 4  5,6 |       the Byzantine emperors and excommunicated the iconoclasts, turned
 5  5,7 |     relations with the pope, who excommunicated the iconoclasts and turned
 6  5,8 |          monk or layman, will be excommunicated.”[183]~ An enormous amount
 7  6,7 |      privations, the deposed and excommunicated Photius continued to enjoy
 8  6,7 |   convoked a council at which he excommunicated the Roman legates and all
 9  7,1 |       and the renegade was to be excommunicated and regarded as an outlaw.
10  7,3 |      Augustus of France had been excommunicated by the Church for his divorce
11  7,3 |      crusaders and Venetians, he excommunicated them. Innocent wrote the
12  7,3 |  crusaders to associate with the excommunicated Venetians. They continued
13  7,3 | diversion of the crusade and had excommunicated the crusaders and Venetians
14  8,10|      three times the Emperor was excommunicated and he died wearied and
15  8,10|        which Pope Gregory IX had excommunicated and anathematized both Frederick
16  8,14|      have found you heretics and excommunicated, so we leave you now as
17  8,14|          you now as heretics and excommunicated!” In their turn the Catholic
18  9,5 |         this council as regular, excommunicated the Church of Serbia.~ After