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 1  2,3 |     patriarch of Constantinople in relation to the bishop of Rome, The
 2  2,3 | diametrically opposed views on the relation between the church and the
 3  2,5 |     patriarch of Constantinople in relation to the Pope of Rome, a question
 4  2,5 |          Still, the problem of the relation between pagan culture and
 5  5,8 |           closer and more friendly relation developed between secular
 6  6,6 |      account, usually known as the Relation on the Constantinopolitan
 7  6,7 |           in the definition of the relation of imperial power to the
 8  7,4 |          interpreted in them.~ The relation between his letters and
 9  8,7 |         Despotat of Epirus and its relation to the Empire of Nicaea.~
10  8,14|           and then to clear up its relation to the secular power and
11  8,14|        choice.~ The problem of the relation of the papal throne to the
12  8,17|          and all discussion of the relation of the original code to
13  9,7 |          Sea.[150] As for Manuel’s relation to Sigismund’s crusade,
14  9,12|      stated that the church in its relation to the state should accommodate
15  9,19|        finally entering into close relation with the papal curia. Sent