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 1  9,13|           Thessalonica, Gregorius Palamas, a well-educated man and
 2  9,13|         of Thessalonica Gregorius Palamas. Under the protection of
 3  9,13|       arose on this point between Palamas and Barlaam and created
 4  9,13|     uncreated? In the doctrine of Palamas, the light or shining which
 5  9,13|         the church of St. Sophia, Palamas gained the upper hand of
 6  9,13|         or pardoned. In any case, Palamas was dissatisfied with the
 7  9,13| Palaeologus and John Cantacuzene. Palamas lived an agitated life;
 8  9,13| reconciliation with Rome. Finally Palamas’ cause triumphed, and his
 9  9,13|           and many misfortunes of Palamas had undermined his strength,
10  9,13|           state. The dead body of Palamas’ chief opponent, Nicephorus
11  9,13|       Orthodoxy of the triumphant Palamas and his partisans, and seek
12  9,18|         the Hesychasts, Gregorius Palamas, was also the author of
13  9,18|    discussed. Another opponent of Palamas, John Cyparissiotes, who