Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,5 | Constantinople, Acacius, who at first favored the decisions of Chalcedon,
 2  2,5 |         increased. Part of the clergy favored the idea of reconciliation
 3  2,5 |               in his religious policy favored Monophysitism; somewhat
 4  3,2 |      religious preferences she openly favored the Monophysites and was
 5  3,6 |              and Justinian definitely favored the Roman church and renewed
 6  3,7 |             life Justinian apparently favored the Monophysites. The bishops
 7  3,8 |               the Monophysite emperor favored. After terrible raids and
 8  3,8 |         triumphed. Theodora, however, favored the Greens, so that even
 9  3,13|               successors of Justinian favored orthodoxy and the Monophysites
10  3,14|             of Caesaropapism, so much favored by the emperors. This policy
11  5,8 |          great majority of the clergy favored image-worship. The iconoclastic
12  6,7 |             naturally, understood and favored the interests of that class
13  6,8 |              in particular.”[162] Leo favored and protected all men of
14  6,8 |           cease to exist. Psellus was favored by the accidental rulers
15  7,1 |           against Byzantium. The pope favored Bohemond’s plans. His expedition