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  1  2,2 |          318.[39] Most of them were eastern bishops. The aged bishop
  2  2,2 |           firmly established in the eastern part of the Empire. Many
  3  2,2 |         many characteristics of the eastern monarchies. He was a true
  4  2,2 |             them was to live in the eastern, and the other in the western,
  5  2,2 |            Empire and entrusted the eastern half to Valens. Valentinian
  6  2,2 |   commissioned him to rule over the eastern half of the Empire and a
  7  2,2 |         emperors who reigned in the eastern part of the Empire during
  8  2,2 |     undertook a Journey through the eastern provinces and stopped at
  9  2,2 |            several provinces on the eastern bank of the Tigris, The
 10  2,3 |            authorized to govern the eastern half. The brothers differed
 11  2,3 |           systematic, people in the eastern part of the Empire did go
 12  2,3 |       respect was the policy of the eastern ruler, Theodosius, surnamed “
 13  2,3 |           which only members of the eastern church participated. This
 14  2,3 |         Empire. Patriarchs of older eastern sees objected to this exaltation
 15  2,3 |          Goths into two tribes: the eastern Goths, otherwise named Ostrogoths
 16  2,3 |           became the emperor of the eastern part, and Honorius ruled
 17  2,3 |            particularly true of the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt,
 18  2,3 |             part of Asia Minor. The eastern provinces, Syria, Palestine,
 19  2,3 |            varied population of the eastern part of the Roman Empire,
 20  2,3 |            of comprehension for the eastern provinces, so that in actual
 21  2,3 |          the Moslem conquest of the eastern provinces, the same Syriac
 22  2,3 |           manage the affairs of the eastern provinces, not only because
 23  2,3 |         Egypt and a certain part of eastern Asia Minor firmly held to
 24  2,3 |            western provinces of the Eastern Empire, that is in the Balkan
 25  2,3 |       Alaric ceased to threaten the eastern part of the Empire and directed
 26  2,3 |             of exile on the distant eastern shore of the Black Sea,
 27  2,3 |           remarkable leaders of the eastern church in the early Middle
 28  2,3 |           In external struggles the eastern half of the Empire was more
 29  2,3 |            and northern Africa. The eastern part of the Empire was for
 30  2,4 |        spoken and understood in the eastern part of the Empire. The
 31  2,5 |        fifth century, alienated the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt,
 32  2,5 |       religious disturbances in the eastern provinces, aided by the
 33  2,5 |           those acquisitions of the eastern clergy which could eventually
 34  2,5 |            two emperors, one in the eastern, the other in the western,
 35  2,5 |       namely Zeno, the ruler of the eastern part.~ Upon becoming the
 36  2,5 |             little applauded in the eastern provinces. The leaders of
 37  2,5 |      analyzed the complaints of the eastern clergy, dissatisfied with
 38  2,5 |             true breach between the eastern and western churches; it
 39  2,5 |        political breach between the eastern and western parts of the
 40  2,5 |             in Gaul looked upon the eastern emperor as the bearer of
 41  2,5 |             Germanic problem in the eastern part of the Empire was settled
 42  2,5 |             of the government.~ The eastern part of the Empire was also
 43  2,5 |            affairs explains why the eastern provinces — Egypt, Palestine,
 44  2,5 |             great importance to the eastern half of the Empire. The
 45  2,5 |  appreciating the importance of the eastern provinces, they used every
 46  2,5 |         path, and alienation of the eastern provinces was already beginning
 47  2,5 |        other western centers of the eastern Empire, Thessalonica and
 48  2,5 |        cultural developments in the eastern and the western provinces
 49  2,5 |              one of the founders of eastern monasticism, painting in
 50  2,5 |       widely spoken language in the eastern part of the Empire. The
 51  2,5 |   understood by the term “East” and eastern influences. In a large number
 52  3,1 |            disagreement between the eastern and western churches, dating
 53  3,1 |             once more alienated the eastern provinces, and a very interesting
 54  3,2 |             the significance of the eastern Monophysitic provinces,
 55  3,4 |        empire. Dalmatia, Italy, the eastern part of North Africa (part
 56  3,4 |     centuries in bloody wars on the eastern border. After the “endless”
 57  3,4 |         grasp the importance of the eastern border and the eastern provinces,
 58  3,4 |          the eastern border and the eastern provinces, which embodied
 59  3,5 |            living conditions in the Eastern Empire in the sixth century.
 60  3,5 |            accordingly speak of the eastern character of the legislative
 61  3,6 |         peaceful relations with the eastern Monophysitic church, thereby
 62  3,6 |           was bound to alienate the eastern provinces, a fact that did
 63  3,6 |             strongly opposed by the eastern provinces. During Justinian’
 64  3,6 |           centered primarily in the eastern provinces. The widest following
 65  3,7 |          significant problem of the eastern provinces, Egypt, Syria,
 66  3,7 |            view was not held in the eastern church, where the intervention
 67  3,7 |      approved by long practice. The eastern church also cited King Josiah
 68  3,7 |           II Kings 23:16). Thus the eastern church was willing to accept
 69  3,7 |            to the votes of the four eastern patriarchs. This was the
 70  3,8 |            authority in some of the eastern provinces, Justinian retained
 71  3,9 |          its own economic life. The Eastern Roman Empire, with its advantageously
 72  3,9 |       between China on one hand and eastern Africa, Persia, and through
 73  3,11|         importance; Persarmenia and eastern Mesopotamia, with the city
 74  3,16|           statistical survey of the Eastern Roman Empire of Justinian’
 75  3,16|             elements with Latin and eastern expressions. Since it suited
 76  3,16|           influence upon Byzantine, eastern, and Slavonic chronography.
 77  3,16|          author of the Lives of the Eastern Saints or Histories Concerning
 78  3,16|           determining the extent of eastern influences. In his narrative
 79  3,16|      additional disturbances in the eastern Monophysitic provinces.
 80  4,1 |       Antioch, the main city of the eastern Byzantine provinces. Soon
 81  4,1 |              reclaimed all the lost eastern provinces of the Empire,
 82  4,1 |           the Arabian tribes on its eastern Syrian border, which it
 83  4,1 |          the Empire into two parts, eastern and western. The Emperor
 84  4,1 |            the Byzantine Empire its eastern and southern provinces:
 85  4,1 |          internal conditions in the eastern and southern Byzantine provinces
 86  4,1 |             orthodox portion of the eastern provinces was also dissatisfied
 87  4,1 |           chief Amr appeared at the eastern border of Egypt and began
 88  4,1 |             Byzantine Empire of its eastern and southern provinces and
 89  4,1 |           relations occurred on the eastern Arabian border. The mountains
 90  4,1 |             Arabian conquest of the eastern and southeastern Byzantine
 91  4,1 |            drawn its power from the eastern provinces, and now a part
 92  4,2 |         Monophysitic bishops of the eastern provinces in order to bring
 93  4,2 |            aim was to reconcile the eastern Monophysitic provinces with
 94  4,2 |             growing stronger in the eastern church.~ Angered by the
 95  4,3 |      Monotheletic population of the eastern provinces, a fact which
 96  4,4 |             Byzantine Empire of its eastern provinces, completely changed
 97  4,4 |            decisive measures on its eastern border: military forces
 98  4,4 |           intellectually productive eastern provinces of Syria, Palestine,
 99  4,4 |            the period came from the eastern provinces, some already
100  5,1 |           was ruled by a dynasty of eastern origin from Asia Minor or
101  5,2 |            Byzantine Empire and the eastern Christian world, but also
102  5,2 |          revolt were taken from the eastern front, thus weakening the
103  5,2 |           been transported from the eastern border and made to settle
104  5,3 |             the Bucellarians in the eastern part of the vast Opsician
105  5,3 |           period refer as the “five eastern themes” (for instance, under
106  5,4 |       iconoclastic emperors were of eastern origin: Leo III and his
107  5,4 |       accidental. The fact of their eastern birth may aid in reaching
108  5,4 |      iconoclastic tendencies of the eastern provinces were somewhat
109  5,4 |       Muhammedan influence upon the eastern provinces should be taken
110  5,4 |             one of the widely known Eastern medieval sects, the Paulicians,
111  5,4 |      image-worship. Briefly, in the eastern Byzantine provinces of Asia
112  5,4 |    religious views prevalent in the eastern provinces; they grew up
113  5,4 |        demand that the Jews and the eastern sect of Montanists be baptized.~
114  5,4 |           and freest thinker of all eastern Roman history.[86]~ ~
115  5,5 |       council in the history of the eastern church.~ Image-worship was
116  5,6 |        conception was obsolete. The eastern or Byzantine Graeco-Slavic
117  5,6 |             of the existence of the Eastern or Byzantine Empire. To
118  5,6 |            would counterbalance the Eastern Empire. Charles was undoubtedly
119  5,6 |          Great, the emperors of the eastern line. An interesting confirmation
120  5,6 |       Empire to his coronation? The Eastern Empire, too, treated it
121  5,6 |       question of his rule over the eastern part of the empire. The
122  5,6 |           hoping “thus to unite the Eastern and Western provinces.”[
123  5,6 |             possible to speak of an Eastern Roman Empire, and J. B.
124  5,6 |           dynasty, A History of the Eastern Roman Empire, while the
125  5,7 |          the greatest rulers of the Eastern Empire, and one of the benefactors
126  5,8 |     successful fighting against the eastern Arabs, and he declared that
127  5,8 |     military activities against the eastern Arabs. His victory in the
128  5,8 |             that during this period eastern elements played a very important
129  5,8 |            almost incessant. On the eastern land borderline these relations
130  5,8 |            the collisions along the eastern border in the ninth century
131  5,8 |           and formidable rival. The eastern Arabs were apparently greatly
132  5,8 |             caliphate prevented the eastern Arabs from renewing serious
133  5,8 |             At the same time as the eastern military operations, the
134  5,8 |          from the domination of the eastern caliphs, so that after the
135  5,8 |       fortified city of Bari on the eastern shore of the peninsula,
136  5,8 |            with the Arabs along the eastern border were very different.
137  5,8 |        aggressive operations of the eastern Arabs and preserve, on the
138  5,8 |             been withdrawn from the eastern frontier to strengthen it.
139  5,8 |     movement was still alive in the eastern provinces of Asia Minor
140  5,8 |        under the names of the three eastern patriarchs of the ninth
141  5,8 |          was drafted from among the eastern nationalities, mainly the
142  5,8 |         Orthodox cult impressed the eastern soldiers as an alien religion,
143  5,8 |             always supported by the eastern provinces of Asia Minor
144  5,8 |           or sacred scenes from the eastern church. Officially, neither
145  6,2 |      internal dissension within the eastern caliphate aroused by the
146  6,2 |        successful struggle with the eastern and western Arabs. But although
147  6,2 |             of the seventies in the eastern part of Asia Minor against
148  6,2 |         Basil face to face with the eastern Arabs. After several vigorously
149  6,2 |      Tauromemium or Taormina on the eastern coast of the island. This
150  6,2 |            purpose of defeating the eastern Arabs. But at the time of
151  6,2 |             military clashes on the eastern borders the Arabs were at
152  6,2 |          history of the Empire. The eastern policy of Leo VI during
153  6,2 |           Leo VI against the allied eastern and Cretan Arabs, also headed
154  6,2 |           Nicephorus Phocas; on the eastern border the Arabs were slowly
155  6,2 |       brought in a new “dawn on the eastern border;” with him there
156  6,2 |            spirit into the imperial eastern policy, a spirit of confident
157  6,2 |      general course of events.~ The eastern conquests of John Curcuas
158  6,2 |          military activities on the eastern border, because the Russian
159  6,2 |            Tzimisces to turn to his eastern problems.~ His campaigns
160  6,2 |           His campaigns against the eastern Muslims were highly successful.
161  6,2 |         serious collisions with the eastern Arabs. Meanwhile, Aleppo
162  6,2 |            and Basil II widened the eastern borders of the Empire as
163  6,2 |        Byzantine relations with the eastern Muslims.~ At the same time
164  6,2 |            Roman Empire; the larger eastern part had fallen to the Persian
165  6,2 |            Armenia “into two parts, eastern and western, led to a cultural
166  6,3 |          into the struggle with the eastern Arabs in the heart of Asia
167  6,3 |        Sviatoslav, conquered all of Eastern Bulgaria, and captured the
168  6,3 |          dynasty. The annexation of eastern Bulgaria was thus definitely
169  6,3 |          its forces were engaged in eastern wars. Samuel conquered many
170  6,4 |              Byzantine, western, or eastern, known up to recent times,
171  6,5 |       centuries conditions changed. Eastern Bulgaria was conquered by
172  6,6 |           the recent break with the eastern church, Pope John VIII began
173  6,6 |         political alliance with the Eastern Empire the pope showed his
174  6,6 |   Negotiations between Otto and the eastern Emperor, Nicephorus Phocas,
175  6,6 |           new negotiations with the eastern Emperor the German ruler
176  6,6 |           of his first visit to the eastern capital. From this second
177  6,6 |            was attracted chiefly to eastern Rome, to that court of fairy-like
178  6,6 |         later began to threaten the Eastern Empire. The first large
179  6,7 |           Christian church into the eastern Orthodox and the western
180  6,7 |     influence in the affairs of the eastern church. The Emperor, for
181  6,7 |             formed a union with the eastern church. This event exerted
182  6,7 |          groom and bishop.”[84] The eastern patriarchs, when questioned
183  6,7 |           the eighth centuries, the eastern church had already been
184  6,7 |      compare the possessions of the eastern church with the similar
185  6,7 |        Italy greatly displeased the Eastern church. Leo IX was convinced
186  6,7 |       separation of the western and eastern churches occur in the year
187  6,7 |           The attitude of the three eastern patriarchs toward this break
188  6,7 |            certainty that the three eastern patriarchates remained loyal
189  6,7 |     Slavonic world and in the three eastern patriarchates. But for the
190  6,7 |           help, especially when the eastern Turkish menace arose. Bréhier’
191  6,7 |            Wise the strategi of the eastern themes, including the sea
192  6,8 |             the Arabian army on the eastern borders of the Empire, and
193  6,8 |             the Seljuq Turks on the eastern border in the first half
194  6,8 |         rule of Isaac Comnenus, the eastern border was well defended
195  6,8 |      possessions of the Empire. The eastern government could do nothing
196  6,8 |              The admiration for the Eastern Empire, its traditions,
197  6,8 |            ways a reflection of the eastern customs, ideas, and external
198  6,8 |             source, Asia Minor, the Eastern Empire considerably declined
199  6,8 |           attacks from Italy to the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea.
200  6,8 |             The intense life on the eastern border with its almost incessant
201  6,8 |        robbers,” was applied on the eastern border of the Byzantine
202  7,1 |            of Venice to support the eastern Emperor in his war against
203  7,1 |     political conflicts between the Eastern Empire and the Republic
204  7,1 |           Paulicians represented an Eastern dualistic religious sect,
205  7,1 |        Living in Asia Minor, on the eastern border of the Empire, and
206  7,1 |           in great numbers from the eastern border to Thrace in the
207  7,1 |          Tzimisces, by settling the eastern colony in the vicinity of
208  7,1 |      strongholds and castles on the eastern border, where it was very
209  7,1 |          where the followers of the eastern dualistic doctrine bore
210  7,1 |            in its expectations from eastern sectarians settled in the
211  7,1 |          the political relations of eastern Europe of that time; he
212  7,1 |            that on the ruins of the Eastern Empire a new Turkish state
213  7,1 |           for the struggle with the eastern Seljuqs. With that struggle
214  7,1 |         epoch that the study of the Eastern Empire is necessary to a
215  7,1 |             on the territory of the Eastern Empire, Syria, Palestine,
216  7,1 |         Palestine, Mesopotamia, the eastern regions of Asia Minor, Egypt,
217  7,1 |          Italian possessions of the Eastern Empire passed over into
218  7,1 |      between western Europe and the eastern countries were restricted
219  7,1 |             John Tzimisces over the eastern Arabs made Aleppo and Antioch
220  7,1 |           change in the life of the eastern Christians, and pilgrims
221  7,1 |     favorably to the appeals of the eastern emperors. Besides the purely
222  7,1 |          still more and restore the eastern church to the bosom of the
223  7,1 |          return of the “schismatic” eastern church to the bosom of the “
224  7,1 |        idealistic desire to aid the eastern Christians and to deliver
225  7,1 |           Holy Sepulchre and of the eastern Christians. With cries of “
226  7,1 |          saving the Empire from its eastern and northern enemies had
227  7,1 |    expedition to the Holy Land. The Eastern Empire had witnessed “crusades”
228  7,1 |           with Byzantium. True, the Eastern Empire gave the crusaders
229  7,1 |      persons belonging to the Greek Eastern church, so that there would
230  7,1 |    Chalandon, may be applied to the Eastern Empire of the time of Alexius.
231  7,1 |             very threatening on the eastern border.~ The Byzantine border
232  7,1 |            to the alliance with the Eastern Empire.~ But at the very
233  7,1 |          should be divided with the eastern Emperor. In a treaty with
234  7,1 |        pledged himself to expel the eastern Emperor from Italy. But,
235  7,1 |          possible union between the eastern and western churches. By
236  7,1 |        Manuel hoped “to restore the Eastern Empire in the whole fulness
237  7,1 |     circumstances, the peace on the eastern border could not last long.
238  7,1 |            could barely protect the eastern border and repulse the Seljuq
239  7,1 |   Barbarossa made that enemy of the Eastern Empire gradually inclined
240  7,1 |           the western danger to the Eastern Empire was growing more
241  7,1 |        reconciled with those of the Eastern Empire. It is even very
242  7,1 |        hands of Andronicus.~ In the eastern portion of the Mediterranean
243  7,2 |           in various regions of the Eastern Empire.~ The dynasty of
244  7,2 |            intending to conquer the eastern Empire, but promised to
245  7,2 |    important strategic point in the eastern part of the Mediterranean.~
246  7,2 |       situation.~ ~Henry VI and his eastern plans.~ If the danger had
247  7,2 |         offensive plans against the Eastern Empire; the schismatic belief
248  7,3 |  preponderant in Italy, and Henry’s eastern plans threatened danger
249  7,3 |            threatened danger to the Eastern Empire. After his sudden
250  7,3 |             did not want to see the eastern emperor a schismatic; he
251  7,3 |        crusade in which western and eastern Christianities should be
252  7,3 |      Venetian trade monopoly in the Eastern Empire, the according of
253  7,3 |          like Henry VI, claimed the Eastern Empire; but the sources
254  7,3 |         which the possession of the eastern markets promised limitless
255  7,3 |             Greeks often called the Eastern Empire, was carried out,
256  7,3 |           and practice of the Greek Eastern Church; from the point of
257  7,3 |             power. Politically, the Eastern Empire, as a whole, ceased
258  7,3 |             on the territory of the Eastern Empire in order to support
259  7,4 |             in the relations of the eastern church to the western, of
260  7,4 |        general the defenders of the Eastern Orthodox faith and church;
261  7,4 |           upon the interests of the eastern church for the sake of his
262  7,4 |        still read every year in the Eastern Orthodox church during the
263  7,4 |            to adopt filioque in the eastern symbol.~ But the critical
264  7,4 |            church” and compared the eastern church with lost drachma,
265  7,4 |            of course, to induce the eastern church to adopt union. The
266  7,4 |           getting possession of the Eastern Empire, endeavored by all
267  7,4 |            support the “schismatic” eastern Emperor, even a usurper
268  7,4 | international economic power of the Eastern Empire. Then in the capital
269  7,4 |       defender of the rights of the eastern Roman imperial power and
270  7,4 |       customs of the capital of the Eastern Empire. In another poem,
271  8,1 |      territory of the disintegrated Eastern Empire, three independent
272  8,7 |             if the coronation of an eastern emperor had taken place
273  8,9 |         restoration of the orthodox Eastern Empire was partly decided
274  8,9 |             of the Nicene and other eastern patriarchs.~ The capital
275  8,10|          Under the influence of the eastern scholars, Arabs and Jews,
276  8,10|             between the western and eastern churches, the interests
277  8,10|           West should recognize the eastern church and that thereby
278  8,10|          himself remarkably kind to eastern Orthodoxy; in one of his
279  8,13|            Bithynian, Slavonic, and eastern troops. “Perhaps it was
280  8,14|             intercourse between the eastern and western churches in
281  8,14|            pope the head of all the eastern Latin patriarchs, that is
282  8,14|         external subjugation of the eastern Church to Rome; for complete
283  8,15|          competed successfully with eastern goods which had to pass
284  8,15|           the Sultanate of Iconium. Eastern and Italian stuffs were
285  8,16|             on the territory of the eastern Empire there were established
286  8,17|          modified conditions of the eastern provinces of the Empire,
287  8,17|           special conditions in the eastern half of the Empire.~ In
288  8,17|             the Empire, western and eastern, confirms the military service
289  8,17|         occupied territories of the Eastern Empire, they found the local
290  8,17|         beginning of iconoclasm the Eastern Church was in no way inferior
291  8,17|     assigned Constantinople and the eastern provinces to his eldest
292  8,17|           permanent struggle on the eastern frontier in Asia Minor against
293  9,2 |         Monemvasia, situated on the eastern coast, the great rock rising
294  9,2 |            end to the Empire of the eastern Christians, seize Constantinople,
295  9,2 |          collections in western and eastern libraries. To date, there
296  9,2 |        shaken and greatly curtailed Eastern Empire, Michael VIII (1261-
297  9,2 |           the site of the Christian eastern monarchy was founded the
298  9,2 |    representatives and defenders of eastern Orthodoxy, to the throne
299  9,3 |    concerning the union between the eastern and western churches, Michael
300  9,3 |           an understanding with the eastern church Gregory X undoubtedly
301  9,3 |     accomplished the union with the eastern church.~ The envoys of Michael
302  9,3 |             of Sicily and saved the Eastern Empire from fatal danger,
303  9,3 |        Lyons, sided wholly with the eastern plans of Charles of Anjou,
304  9,3 |         power and the defeat of his eastern plans, the Republic of St.
305  9,3 |        powerful Charles of Anjou.~ ~Eastern policy of Michael VIII. —
306  9,3 |            the restored Empire. The eastern border was somewhat neglected,
307  9,3 |             distinct feature of the eastern policy under Michael VIII.
308  9,3 |           Iconium, bordering on the eastern part of the Empire of Nicaea,
309  9,3 |       acknowledging the khan of the eastern Mongols as his overlord.
310  9,3 |    Byzantium had established on the eastern border of Asia Minor a line
311  9,3 |             less dependent upon the eastern border. Moreover Michael
312  9,3 |           of war,”[74] and left the eastern border of the Empire almost
313  9,3 |           had a bad effect upon the eastern border.~ The results of
314  9,3 |       results of Michael’s enforced eastern policy were felt when the
315  9,3 |           Byzantium and destroy the eastern Christian Empire.~ ~
316  9,4 |        advantageous position on the eastern border of the Empire.~ Andronicus
317  9,4 |    attention of the Empire from the eastern border. The Ottomans seized
318  9,4 |       faithful to Byzantium and the eastern church. For a long time,
319  9,4 |            remained faithful to the Eastern Orthodox church.~ The Latin
320  9,4 |    Illyrians, who dwelled along the eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea,
321  9,5 |        important fortified place in eastern Macedonia, lying on the
322  9,5 |        display of his claims to the Eastern Empire. John Cantacuzene,
323  9,5 |           from the influence of the eastern emperor. There is no doubt
324  9,6 |          control of Asia Minor. The eastern portion, of the Mediterranean
325  9,6 |     important centers of trade with eastern peoples. Peaceful relations
326  9,9 |          restored peace between the Eastern and Western churches, celebrated
327  9,9 | ecclesiastics representing both the Eastern and Western churches; emperor
328  9,10|         relations between the Greek Eastern church and the papal throne,
329  9,10|        favor the proposition of the eastern monarch very often depended
330  9,11|        thirteenth century, in their eastern policy wished no repetition
331  9,11|           under the pressure of the eastern Turkish danger, but under
332  9,11|        Comneni, the attitude of the eastern Emperor towards the union
333  9,11|          with the Roman church, the eastern Emperor met with stubborn
334  9,12|       condemned. Eager guardians of Eastern Orthodoxy, the Arsenites
335  9,12|           the great majority of the Eastern clergy and population was
336  9,13|           guardian of the purity of Eastern Orthodoxy and monastic ideals,
337  9,13|             had been adopted by the Eastern church, and the Platonic,
338  9,13|            mysticism in western and eastern Europe, and with some cultural
339  9,13|        which, in the opinion of the Eastern emperors, alone could rouse
340  9,14|            remained faithful to the Eastern Orthodox church.[282] Nevertheless
341  9,15|          Turks in 1430, had put the Eastern Empire in a situation too
342  9,15|             he escaped to Rome. The eastern patriarchs of Alexandria,
343  9,18|             talented mystics of the eastern church, Nicholas Cabasilas,
344  9,18|            with the doctrine of the Eastern Orthodox church. Maximus’
345  9,18|            of Frankish culture with Eastern living conditions is to
346  9,18|           productions of art of the eastern renaissance under the Palaeologi
347  9,18|            the fatal destiny of the Eastern Empire prematurely crushed
348  9,19|         works of the Fathers of the Eastern and Western churches and