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 1  2,2 |    threatening Christianity. Julian invited the dissenting leaders of
 2  2,4 |          Teachers and scholars were invited to Constantinople from Africa,
 3  3,7 |            reign to return home. He invited many Monophysites to the
 4  3,12|           ruler of Italy, of having invited the Lombards into his country,
 5  5,5 |   image-worship. Pope Hadrian I was invited to attend and to send his
 6  5,8 |             with Ignatius, was also invited to attend, but he sent only
 7  6,8 | personalities in the Empire. He was invited to the court, and there
 8  7,1 |            Russian chronicles, were invited to Constantinople, where
 9  7,1 |           the sultan of Nicaea, who invited Tzachas to a festival and
10  8,16|            problems of learning. He invited to his court many scholars,
11  9,3 |           hands of the pope who had invited him to Italy.~ On his coming
12  9,4 |          dangerous to those who had invited them, and who now tried
13  9,11|          though the latter had been invited by the pope, his aggressive
14  9,14|              all the cardinals were invited to the table. Through Naples