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 1  2,3 |    He was compelled to make concessions to the Arian Germans, who
 2  2,5 |    become reconciled to the concessions made to the Monophysites;
 3  2,5 |   Henoticon, considered the concessions insufficient, and new complications
 4  3,2 |  reign, though he made some concessions to Monophysitism. She showed
 5  3,7 |   likely that the Emperor’s concessions to the pope were caused
 6  3,7 |     seem satisfied with the concessions made to them. In the last
 7  3,13|     with Rome, based on his concessions to the pope, were peaceful
 8  4,1 | authorities because of some concessions to the Monophysites, especially
 9  4,2 |     unity by making certain concessions in the realm of dogma. It
10  6,6 |  his readiness to make many concessions. Some scholars go so far
11  6,7 |  was also to obtain certain concessions regarding the Bulgarian
12  6,7 | Roman church through mutual concessions.~ The church problems of
13  6,7 |    also refused to make any concessions to Rome. Then, in the summer
14  7,4 |     reasons, they made some concessions in favor of the Catholic
15  7,4 |   ready to grant reasonable concessions. But in the symbol of the
16  7,4 |    incline the patriarch to concessions. “A Conversation” at the
17  9,12|  ready to make considerable concessions to the imperial power. They