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 1  2,1 |    christliche Kirche, written by E. Schwartz, and Collected
 2  2,1 |     traditions of Caesarism.”[10] E. Krebs, in the Papers edited
 3  2,1 |     Constantine’s conversion.[15] E. Stein maintained a political
 4  4,1 |             Seminator di scandalo e di scisma [Inferno, XXVIII,
 5  5,3 |          by the Russian historian E. Lipshitz in 1945. After
 6  5,4 |       with some exaggeration that E. Stein called him the boldest
 7  6,7 |           title of the Epanagoge (η επαναγωγη, “introduction”).
 8  7,1 |   possible attacks. Now, owing to E. Joranson, the fact has
 9  8,13|       eminent American professor, E. H. Swift, who has dealt
10  8,13|         of Saint Sophia.~ In 1907 E. M. Antoniades, the Greek
11  8,16|           Emperor of Nicaea.[193] E. A. Chernousov wrote: John
12  9,9 |     sources an English historian, E. Pears, gave a striking
13  9,9 |         place is unknown. In 1895 E. A. Grosvenor wrote, “Today,
14  9,12|      Russian church historian, J. E. Troizky, described the
15  9,13|          deification (apotheosis; η θεοσις). In this state the
16  9,17|        and “all other strangers” (e tutti altri strani).[327]
17  9,17|           ο κοσμοσ εποντιζετο και η εμη γυνη εστολιζετο.[335]~ ~ ~
18  9,18| Biancifiore (Il cantare di Fiorio e Biancifiore), dating from