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 1  2,2 |         full significance of the dogmatic dispute, the Emperor sent
 2  2,5 |         He also left a number of dogmatic, polemical, and exegetic
 3  3,16|         reveals, not so much the dogmatic foundations of the Monophysitic
 4  5,8 |  fighting, and collect all their dogmatic and polemic materials. The
 5  5,8 |      branches of literature. His dogmatic polemical works aimed to
 6  7,4 |    directed to the struggle with dogmatic errors and heretic movements
 7  7,4 |          heretical doctrines and dogmatic errors, with which the Emperors,
 8  7,4 | Zigabenus drew up a treatise The Dogmatic Panoply of the Orthodox
 9  7,4 |        hands and there discussed dogmatic problems of the Church Fathers
10  9,18|         its trace in literature, dogmatic, ascetic, mystic, and polemic.
11  9,18|       the subtle and complicated dogmatic disputes of the time. “It
12  9,18|   investigation of the religious dogmatic problems which were then
13  9,18|       account, especially of the dogmatic quarrel of his epoch, begins
14  9,18|       evoked intense activity in dogmatic and polemic literature.
15  9,18|        he is represented by some dogmatic treatises, written from
16  9,18|       374] left some writings of dogmatic character, in which he attempted
17  9,18|          also the author of some dogmatic essays and many orations,
18  9,19|    character concerning union, A Dogmatic Oration, the refutation