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 1  4,1 |   heretical teachings. Thus John Damascene, a member of a Saracen family,
 2  5,4 | theologian and hymn-writer, John Damascene (of Damascus), a contemporary
 3  5,4 |   Depreciate the Icons,” by John Damascene, who lived in the time of
 4  5,5 |           and Mansur, i.e., John Damascene, “inclined to Muhammedanism,
 5  5,8 |          by such leaders as John Damascene and Theodore of Studion,
 6  5,8 |         Empire. His name is John Damascene, a native of Syria, which
 7  5,8 |        the polemic works of John Damascene we must point out three
 8  5,8 |           184]~ The name of John Damascene is also closely connected
 9  5,8 |   universally attributed to John Damascene, but in 1886 the French
10  5,8 |     author of an article on John Damascene published in the Catholic
11  9,18|        in the tongue of St. Jean Damascene have been buried for four