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  1  2,1 |          Christian who later became St. Helena. She made a pilgrimage
  2  2,1 |             empire. The basilica of St. Peter and the basilica
  3  2,1 |          Apostles and the Church of St. Irene; it is possible that
  4  2,1 |             laid the foundations of St. Sophia, which was completed
  5  2,2 |              However, the Church of St. Irene, which was rebuilt
  6  2,2 |           expressed in the words of St. Jerome: “Our Lord awakes,
  7  2,2 |             cases of such apostasy. St. Jerome called this policy
  8  2,2 |        study in the public schools. St. Augustine wrote: “And did
  9  2,3 |           of no great importance.~ ~St. John Chrysostom. — Against
 10  2,4 |            Syria, and other places. St. Hieronymus remarked in
 11  2,5 |           emperor, to the church of St. Sergius and St. Simeon,
 12  2,5 |           church of St. Sergius and St. Simeon, where they celebrated
 13  2,5 |       through a Latin adaptation of St. Jerome. Thus no accurate
 14  2,5 |           He also wrote the Life of St. Anthony, one of the founders
 15  2,5 |             the remarkable works of St. Augustine and several other
 16  2,5 |             the famous monastery of St. Simeon Stylites (Kalat
 17  2,5 |           erection of the Church of St. Irene and the Church of
 18  2,5 |         Apostles in Constantinople. St. Sophia, the construction
 19  2,5 |            capital, the Basilica of St. John of Studion, which
 20  3,2 |             mosaic in the Church of St. Vitale at Ravenna, dating
 21  3,4 |        eventually reached from Cape St. Vincent on the west to
 22  3,6 |         writes, “The same year when St. Benedict destroyed the
 23  3,8 |         also set to the basilica of St. Sophia, the site of which
 24  3,9 |           of which the incomparable St. Sophia of Constantinople
 25  3,9 |           history of Byzantine art. St. Sophia is described later.
 26  3,15|            Peninsula is the Acta of St. Demetrius, mentioned above.
 27  3,16|         famous Palestinian Laura of St. Sabas. Cyril wanted to
 28  3,16|          the lives of Euthymius and St. Sabas, and also several
 29  3,16|    descriptions (in Greek verse) of St. Sophia and its beautiful
 30  3,16|            its kind — the Church of St. Sophia.[160]~ St. Sophia
 31  3,16|         Church of St. Sophia.[160]~ St. Sophia or the Great Church,
 32  3,16|            of the small basilica of St. Sophia (“divine wisdom”)
 33  3,16|            triumphant dedication of St. Sophia took place in the
 34  3,16|            the capital.~ Externally St. Sophia is very simple because
 35  3,16|             the outside. At present St. Sophia is lost among the
 36  3,16|             task of the builders of St. Sophia, a feat yet unsurpassed
 37  3,16|             contemporaries spoke of St. Sophia with as much transport
 38  3,16|            Constantinople), “As for St. Sophia, Divine Wisdom,
 39  3,16|            and violent earthquakes, St. Sophia stands firm even
 40  3,16|           In conception the church [St. Sophia] is purely Armenian.”[
 41  3,16|            story of the erection of St. Sophia was transformed
 42  3,16|           like can be obtained from St. Mark’s at Venice, which
 43  3,16|        model. It was copied also in St. John at Ephesus, and on
 44  3,16|      Ephesus, and on French soil in St. Front at Perigueux. The
 45  3,16|             especially at Ravenna.~ St. Sophia may impress and
 46  3,16|           new era in the history of St. Sophia, however, started
 47  3,16|             conserve the mosaics of St. Sophia. Professor Thomas
 48  3,16|            the marvelous mosaics of St. Sophia are gradually reappearing
 49  3,16|              They are the Church of St. Vitale and the Church of
 50  3,16|            Vitale and the Church of St. Apollinare in Classe (the
 51  3,16|            outline of the Church of St. Apollinare in Classe, representing
 52  3,16|             the apse. It represents St. Apollinare, the protector
 53  3,16|    Justinian’s period the church of St. Vitale in Ravenna contains
 54  3,16|         intact. The domed church of St. Vitale is covered on the
 55  3,16|    construction of the monastery of St. Catherine on Mount Sinai.
 56  3,16|          period and the builders of St. Sophia and of the Apostles
 57  3,16|            law and the cathedral of St. Sophia.~ ~ ~ ~
 58  4,2 |            posted in the narthex of St. Sophia. But this measure
 59  4,4 |          patriarch in the temple of St. Sophia. He spared the life
 60  4,4 |       historian. Only the deacon of St. Sophia, George of Pisidia (
 61  5,2 |             in Damascus which, like St. Sophia for the Christians,
 62  5,5 |           in the ninth century A.D. St. Gregory the Decapolite
 63  5,6 |            service in the Church of St. Peter, Pope Leo III placed
 64  5,8 |              The Roman basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul, situated
 65  5,8 |          basilicas of St. Peter and St. Paul, situated outside
 66  5,8 |          missionaries, the brothers St. Cyril and St. Methodius,
 67  5,8 |          the brothers St. Cyril and St. Methodius, participated
 68  5,8 |           gathered in the temple of St. Sophia in Constantinople.
 69  5,8 |          performed in the temple of St. Sophia on the first Sunday
 70  5,8 |         famous Palestinian Laura of St. Sabas. John has left many
 71  5,8 |      romance think that the name of St. John of Damascus still
 72  6,1 |     imperial crown in the temple of St. Sophia. He repaid these
 73  6,6 |             century the republic of St. Mark (Venice) freed itself
 74  6,7 |           ceremony in the Church of St. Peter in the presence of
 75  6,7 |             intimate relations with St. Athanasius of Athos, the
 76  6,7 |           stronger, especially when St. Athanasius founded the
 77  6,7 |    cenobites. Following the lead of St. Athanasius, many new monasteries,
 78  6,7 |         deposited upon the altar of St. Sophia a bull of excommunication,
 79  6,8 |           tenth century the dome of St. Sophia was damaged by an
 80  6,8 |           policy as the erection of St. Sophia in that of Justinian.
 81  6,8 |           also restored and adorned St. Sophia and the Church of
 82  6,8 |        Church of the Holy Apostles. St. Sophia, damaged by the
 83  6,8 |            early eleventh, century; St. Luke of Stiris in Phocis (
 84  6,8 |        Macedonian Renaissance.[196] St. Sophia of Kiev (A.D. 1037),
 85  7,1 |            promised the Republic of St. Mark enormous trade privileges.
 86  7,1 |     established for the Republic of St. Mark quite an exceptional
 87  7,1 |          Empire and the Republic of St. Mark.~ ~Struggle of the
 88  7,1 |           opened to the Republic of St. Mark the Byzantine markets. “
 89  7,1 |             granted the Republic of St. Mark quite exceptional
 90  7,1 |             step and great error of St. Bernard” and attributed
 91  7,1 |             Venice. The Republic of St. Mark, aware of Manuel’s
 92  7,1 |          terms with the Republic of St. Mark “in order to support
 93  7,2 |            alarmed the successor of St. Peter. Perhaps for the
 94  7,3 |          benefit of the Republic of St. Mark were involved, Dandolo
 95  7,3 |             not pay the Republic of St. Mark the full amount fixed
 96  7,3 |        crusaders; the possession of St. Sophia and the election
 97  7,3 |         manuscripts were destroyed. St. Sophia was mercilessly
 98  7,3 |          portal of the cathedral of St. Mark.~ Nicetas Choniates,
 99  7,3 |          Emperor and was crowned in St. Sophia with great pomp.~
100  7,3 |             other three-eighths and St. Sophia, Besides five-eighths
101  7,3 |            Romania. The Republic of St. Mark received some points
102  7,3 |           the treaty, the Church of St. Sophia was delivered into
103  7,3 |            hands of the Republic of St. Mark, the best harbors,
104  7,3 |             decided the question of St. Sophia, of the election
105  7,4 |            igumens), the convent of St. Panteleimon, which is widely
106  7,4 |             Comnenus also supported St. Christodulus in founding
107  7,4 |       Testament and the Epistles of St. Paul, asking him to expose
108  7,4 |         guaranteed to the Pisans at St. Sophia during divine service
109  7,4 |            occasion of the feast of St. Demetrius, the patron of
110  7,4 |             deacon of the church of St. Sophia, and was a teacher
111  7,4 |           officiated as a deacon in St. Sophia in Constantinople.
112  7,4 |          exegesis of the gospels at St. Sophia in Constantinople,
113  7,4 |            Venice, the cathedral of St. Mark, reproducing in plan
114  8,2 |          disaster and was buried in St. Sophia. As a widespread
115  8,2 |          the miracles of the martyr St. Demetrius, which exist
116  8,3 |             after his coronation in St. Sophia somewhat recovered
117  8,7 |          the imperial crown, not in St. Peter’s, but in San Lorenzo
118  8,7 |          emperor had taken place in St. Peter’s, where the western
119  8,7 |            he was destined to enter St. Sophia and occupy there
120  8,10|            Christ” and the heirs of St. Peter, inalienable from
121  8,10|             in the little church of St. John-of-the-Hospital, the
122  8,12|          his memory and The Life of St. John the Merciful was composed,
123  8,13|         coronation was performed in St. Sophia. Baldwin II fled
124  8,13|             a detailed monograph on St. Sophia, wrote: “The fifty-seven
125  8,13|  mercilessly robbed the interior of St. Sophia.~ ~
126  8,14|          And when the new clergy of St. Sophia, consisting of Venetians,
127  8,14|           negotiations were held in St. Sophia, at Constantinople,
128  8,15|            Vatatzes the Republic of St. Mark was hostile to Nicaea.
129  8,16|          church, hardly inferior to St. Sophia in luxury and beauty,
130  8,16|       emperors and the prototype of St. Mark’s at Venice, St. John
131  8,16|            of St. Mark’s at Venice, St. John at Ephesus, and St.
132  8,16|            St. John at Ephesus, and St. Front at Périgueux in France.
133  8,16|          John, from a manuscript in St. Petersburg, by V. G. Vasilievsky,
134  8,17|       Thessalonica to the Church of St. Demetrius “for all following
135  9,2 |             containing the works of St. Dionysius the Areopagite,
136  9,2 |             when he saw her leaving St. Sophia.[26] She possessed
137  9,3 |         treaty with the Republic of St. Mark restoring and confirming
138  9,3 |           king of France, Louis IX (St. Louis), became the executor
139  9,3 |      eastern plans, the Republic of St. Mark rapidly changed her
140  9,4 |            the Russian monastery of St. Panteleemon, on Mount Athos,
141  9,5 |            failure. The Republic of St. Mark, unreconciled to the
142  9,6 |           of the Hospitalers, or of St. John, who had held Rhodes
143  9,6 |        restoration of the Church of St. Sophia, at that time in
144  9,6 |          forgotten, the Republic of St. Mark made an alliance with
145  9,7 |       Venice.[156]~ The Republic of St. Mark was in a difficult
146  9,7 |           presented to the abbey of St. Denis near Paris an illuminated
147  9,7 |             Order of Hospitalers of St. John, who at that time
148  9,8 |          mosques, but the Church of St. Demetrius of Thessalonica,
149  9,8 |      services, saw in the church of St. Sophia the performance
150  9,8 |           one hand, the Republic of St. Mark wanted to take possession
151  9,9 |       celebrated a union service in St. Sophia, which aroused the
152  9,9 |             the Byzantine church of St. Irene, where the Ottoman
153  9,9 |           service was celebrated in St. Sophia, the last Christian
154  9,9 |           last Christian service in St. Sophia is surely among
155  9,9 |     attacked the walls close to the St. Romanus gate (or Pempton)
156  9,9 |            of Greeks took refuge in St. Sophia, hoping for safety
157  9,9 |       Constantinople, and went into St. Sophia, where he offered
158  9,9 |        murdered. The churches, with St. Sophia at the head, and
159  9,9 |          appearance of the Turks in St. Sophia the liturgy was
160  9,13|           summoned in the church of St. Sophia, Palamas gained
161  9,14|             occupying the throne of St. Peter had a more or less
162  9,14|            church. In the temple of St. Peter the pope celebrated
163  9,15|        Savior, the Holy Virgin, and St. Peter and St. Paul on the
164  9,15|           Virgin, and St. Peter and St. Paul on the well-known
165  9,15|            gates into the temple of St. Peter, are some small bas-reliefs
166  9,16|          question of the Council of St. Sophia.~ Some scholars
167  9,16|            in 1450 in the church of St. Sophia, a council was summoned
168  9,16|       convocation of the Council of St. Sophia a historical fact.
169  9,16|          the acts of the Council of St. Sophia false and to deny
170  9,16|           fall of the city, read in St. Sophia the solemn promulgation
171  9,17|    thirteenth century, when in 1291 St. Jean d’Acre, the last stronghold
172  9,18|             translations which make St. Thomas speak in the tongue
173  9,18|       Thomas speak in the tongue of St. Jean Damascene have been
174  9,18| Constantinople and of the Church of St. Mark at Venice caused Aïnalov
175  9,19|       famous present-day library of St. Mark (Bibliotheca Marciana);