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501  9,17|            of the Constantinopolitan church.[299] In 1287, the monk
502  9,17|             Tafur remarked that “the church they called Valayerna [Blachernae]
503  9,18|             the union with the Roman church left its trace in literature,
504  9,18|         today in full. He also wrote church poems, epigrams, and some
505  9,18|             and in spite of his high church office was put in prison.
506  9,18|             speech, and knowledge of church dogmas, all others, compared
507  9,18|              to prove that the Greek Church Fathers already recognized
508  9,18|           and circulate in the Greek Church the doctrinal riches that
509  9,18|          later cardinal of the Roman church. But the significance of
510  9,18|            polemist of the Byzantine church and the first patriarch
511  9,18|           the situation of the Greek Church in the first years of the
512  9,18|      talented mystics of the eastern church, Nicholas Cabasilas, also
513  9,18|              of the Eastern Orthodox church. Maximus’ influence was
514  9,18|         where they now repose in the church of San Francisco.[385]~
515  9,18|             the inner narthex to the church, a representation of the
516  9,18|   dignitaries holding a model of the church in his hand; his name is
517  9,18|            Constantinople and of the Church of St. Mark at Venice caused
518  9,18|              the strict authority of church and state. Formalism and
519  9,19|              a cardinal of the Roman church. Feeling the ambiguity of
520  9,19|             the Fathers of the Greek Church.~ Italian humanists, guided