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 1  2,2 |          the particular fame of a philosophical church which never tired
 2  2,2 |       anticipating his death with philosophical calmness, the Emperor presented
 3  2,4 |            the home of the famous philosophical school, was the main center
 4  2,5 |         using the acquisitions of philosophical thinking, insisting upon
 5  2,5 |      reveal a peculiar mixture of philosophical and Christian views. This
 6  2,5 |            reflecting his obscure philosophical and religious speculations,
 7  6,8 |      school, the other demanded a philosophical school, i.e., a school for
 8  6,8 |    situation by organizing both a philosophical faculty and a school of
 9  6,8 |           has been preserved. The philosophical department, headed by the
10  7,4 |    Uspensky said, “the freedom of philosophical thought was limited by the
11  7,4 |         him his freedom in purely philosophical speculation?” Of course,
12  7,4 |         was condemned because his philosophical system did not conform to
13  7,4 |            of religious poems and philosophical works, of satires and humorous
14  8,16|           erudition.[162]~ Of the philosophical writings of Blemmydes based
15  8,16|         view of understanding the philosophical movements in Byzantium of
16  9,13|        was a conflict between two philosophical schools, the Aristotelian,
17  9,13|         the politicians, and some philosophical speculation, were secondary
18  9,18|       Besides some rhetorical and philosophical essays, his autobiography
19  9,18|     number of polemic essays. His philosophical works, which originated
20  9,18|          struggle between the two philosophical movements, Aristotelian
21  9,18|        385]~ The aim of Plethon’s philosophical works was to explain the
22  9,18|          a number of theological, philosophical, and rhetorical essays and
23  9,18| collection of 172 letters. In his philosophical essays he is one of the
24  9,18|         and very little studied — philosophical and historical essays, rhetorical
25  9,18|   Byzantine literature.”[398] His philosophical studies cause some scholars (