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 1  2,1 |           Christianity is raised, the decision must be in favor of equal
 2  2,1 |          enlarged still more: (1) The decision of a bishop had to be accepted
 3  2,1 |               of appealing a bishop’s decision, which could not always
 4  2,4 |            both God and man. But this decision fell short of satisfying
 5  2,5 |               Council. Following this decision, the twenty-eighth canon
 6  3,4 |          independence. With speed and decision he reversed the state of
 7  3,7 |               the pope wavered in his decision and revoked the Judicatum.
 8  5,8 | Constantinople. In opposition to this decision Pope Nicholas convoked a
 9  6,7 |             was in agreement with the decision of the council concerning
10  6,7 |             remained satisfied by the decision of the council. It is probable,
11  7,1 |        remained, however, firm in his decision, and after his death John
12  7,1 |            Clermont. The news of this decision came to Alexius as a sudden
13  8,14|               death.[134] This sudden decision of the pope seemed to have
14  9,3 |           Louis IX disapproved of the decision of his brother Charles to
15  9,3 |             Louis. Besides, Michael’s decision, with which Louis had been
16  9,3 |             to submit entirely to his decision, inclined the king of France,
17  9,13|             was dissatisfied with the decision of the council.[275]~ Church
18  9,14|         Naples.[281] That John in his decision to adopt Catholicism had