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1 2,2 | definite establishment of absolute monarchical power and a 2 2,2 | it is the embodiment of absolute truth, the kingdom of supreme 3 2,2 | inferior reproduction of the absolute model. The supreme sun is 4 2,3 | creed, Theodosius laid an absolute veto upon all other tendencies 5 2,4 | teaching attempted to prove the absolute independence of Christ’s 6 3,6 | conceptions on the principle of absolute power, he assumed that in 7 3,8 | convinced representative of absolute imperial power, Justinian 8 4,1 | religious fanaticism and absolute intolerance, as one of the 9 7,2 | claimed to possess the same absolute power, that is, the Emperor 10 8,13| goods,” was assigned to the absolute control of the Genoese; 11 9,5 | authority of the Tsar, as an absolute monarch.”[116] In accordance 12 9,13| to be able freely, by an absolute independent flight, to merge 13 9,13| Hesychasts is attained by absolute isolation and silence, by “ 14 9,18| cherished such dreams under the absolute regime of the basileus pledged