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 1  9,12|                             The Arsenites.~ Besides the question of
 2  9,12|    concerned with the so-called Arsenites.~ Beginning with the twelfth
 3  9,12|         fourteenth century, the Arsenites, displayed intensive activity.
 4  9,12|      then of the schism of the “Arsenites,” which agitated the Greek
 5  9,12| formation of the schism of the “Arsenites,” who chose as their motto
 6  9,12|       of Eastern Orthodoxy, the Arsenites are distinguished from the
 7  9,12|        Patriarch Arsenius.~ The Arsenites gained strong support from
 8  9,12|        John Lascaris joined the Arsenites.~ The government of Michael
 9  9,12| compulsion and severity and the Arsenites were forced to flee from
10  9,12|         church — Orthodoxy. The Arsenites with their narrow interests
11  9,12|        upon the activity of the Arsenites from the time of the Union
12  9,12|      and the strife between the Arsenites and the official church.
13  9,12|        ideas of the zealots and Arsenites, who were the convinced
14  9,12|       everything Latin. But the Arsenites were not satisfied. They
15  9,12|       of many troubles from the Arsenites, finally consented to their
16  9,12|         a few of the schismatic Arsenites “seceded from the agreement
17  9,13|         since the schism of the Arsenites, which had greatly disturbed