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  1  2,1 |          that private buildings and churches previously confiscated from
  2  2,1 |           with the erection of many churches in all parts of his immense
  3  2,1 |         were also adorned with many churches, the most prominent the
  4  2,1 |        successor, Constantius. Many churches were being constructed in
  5  2,1 |       capital of that province. The churches built during this period
  6  2,2 |            betake themselves to the churches of the Galilaeans to expound
  7  2,3 |         Emperor Jovian restored the churches to their original uses,
  8  2,3 |      century: in the cathedrals and churches, in the imperial palace,
  9  2,3 |             Arian meetings. All the churches in Constantinople were turned
 10  2,3 |           call their meeting places churches and were subject to severe
 11  2,3 |           were to take over all the churches in the capital and throughout
 12  2,3 |        granting of one of the large churches of the capital to the Goths
 13  2,3 |           gave them one of the city churches, visited it very often,
 14  2,3 |         openly and to restore their churches. Some historians call this
 15  2,5 |         ενωτικον), addressed to the churches subject to the Patriarch
 16  2,5 |             the eastern and western churches; it continued until the
 17  2,5 |          centuries. The magnificent churches of Jerusalem and Bethlehem,
 18  2,5 |          Bethlehem, as well as some churches at Nazareth, were erected
 19  2,5 |          splendor characterized the churches of Antioch and Syria. “Antioch,
 20  2,5 |          his son Constantius. These churches were reconstructed in the
 21  2,5 |        Empire. Among these are some churches at Thessalonica (Salonika);
 22  3,1 |             the eastern and western churches, dating back to the time
 23  3,4 |        governor of Africa.[27] Some churches and other architectural
 24  3,4 |      reigned in Constantinople. The churches of the invaded provinces
 25  3,6 |       promoting the erection of new churches and monasteries, to which
 26  3,6 |            as the “head of all holy churches” (caput omnium sanctarum
 27  3,7 |             edict obligatory on all churches and demanded that it be
 28  3,8 |            also in the hands of the churches and monasteries.~ Against
 29  3,13|           Peter was the head of all churches.”[127]~ Thus while Phocas
 30  3,16|           the construction of those churches which had been begun under
 31  3,16|       Ostrogothic sway. Among these churches two are of particularly
 32  3,16|             artistic value of these churches lies in their mosaics.~
 33  3,16|      erection of fortifications and churches. He constructed also many
 34  4,1 |             to the valuables of the churches in the capital and the provinces,
 35  4,1 |        distributed gifts to all the churches and to the inhabitants of
 36  4,2 |         Vitalian. The schism in the churches ceased. This religious reconciliation
 37  4,4 |           Empire. A number of dated churches of Armenia represent splendid
 38  5,4 |             the state religion, the churches were beginning to be embellished
 39  5,4 |           icons be removed from the churches and destroyed. Pope Gregory
 40  5,4 |        destruction of images in the churches of his Christian subjects;
 41  5,4 |            images placed in various churches of this period were either
 42  5,4 |     majority of images in Byzantine churches were painted frescoes or
 43  5,5 |            the sacred images in the churches. According to the Life of
 44  5,7 |           final rupture between the churches was gradually being laid.
 45  5,8 |        Orthodoxy. The separation of churches in the ninth century.~ The
 46  5,8 |           of the Constantinopolitan churches. Although Mamun had sent
 47  5,8 |     completely. Some mosaics in the churches of Thessalonica (Salonika)
 48  6,2 |     reconstruction of the destroyed churches was guaranteed to the Christians.
 49  6,2 | Constantinople to announce that the churches and their property had been
 50  6,2 |     Sepulcher and all the destroyed churches in Egypt and Syria had been
 51  6,2 |           rebuild all the destroyed churches, and the Church of the Holy
 52  6,3 |             the Bulgarian and Greek churches came to a happy ending.
 53  6,6 |            of Greek monasteries and churches, some of which later became
 54  6,6 |            ended in the division of churches in 1054, the Normans sided
 55  6,7 |          re-established between the churches of Rome and Constantinople.
 56  6,7 |          this new clash between the churches of Constantinople and Rome.
 57  6,7 |           offensive not only to the churches and hospitals but also to
 58  6,7 |          problem of the division of churches which became so acute in
 59  6,7 |           West, a break between the churches was not to be expected in
 60  6,7 |             the western and eastern churches occur in the year 1054.
 61  6,7 |            of the separation of the churches, accompanying the news with
 62  6,8 |          and settlements with their churches have been devastated by
 63  6,8 |       bringing about a union of the churches. Gregory VII reacted favorably
 64  6,8 |          and decorated the walls of churches, but also engaged in illustrating
 65  6,8 |              in Boeotia; a group of churches on Mount Athos, dating from
 66  6,8 |         Minor the numerous rock-cut churches of Cappadocia have preserved
 67  6,8 |          well as many other Russian churches, belong also to the “Byzantine”
 68  7,1 |      private houses, but also Latin churches and charitable institutions;
 69  7,1 |            presents to the Venetian churches and honorable titles with
 70  7,1 |            cases of assaults on the churches and Christians occurred
 71  7,1 |            the most part, preserved churches and Christian service. They
 72  7,1 |     Palestine for the pilgrims; new churches and monasteries were being
 73  7,1 |             his rage for destroying churches he stopped only because
 74  7,1 |              He also described many churches, relics, and places of Palestine
 75  7,1 |         surprised to find Christian churches in the city untouched and
 76  7,1 |        promising the reunion of the churches. Also the pope had written
 77  7,1 |      followed by the reunion of the churches and by the return of the “
 78  7,1 |           and the separation of the churches in 1054.~ Like Michael VII,
 79  7,1 |            restoration of Christian churches destroyed by the Moors.”
 80  7,1 |             the eastern and western churches. By evoking a conflict between
 81  7,3 |             rich palaces and mighty churches, of which there were so
 82  7,3 |             many centuries. Neither churches, nor relics, nor monuments
 83  7,3 |            the scenes of pillage in churches and monasteries. The disaster
 84  7,3 |             of the western European churches received something from “
 85  7,3 |             the world, supporter of churches, leader of faith, guide
 86  7,3 |             preserves intact in its churches the precious frescoes of
 87  7,3 |         sack of Constantinople many churches and monasteries as well
 88  7,4 |             Emperor returned to the churches an amount equal to the value
 89  7,4 |           price of the union of the churches. Therefore, the tendency
 90  7,4 |             which separated the two churches. In 1089 a synod of the
 91  7,4 |          definite separation of the churches; neither did he acknowledge
 92  7,4 |       understanding between the two churches. Under John Comnenus negotiations
 93  7,4 |      Alexander III the union of the churches, provided the pope would
 94  7,4 |          some means for joining the churches. Manuel exerted himself
 95  7,4 |         recon-~struction of several churches; for example, the Pantocrator
 96  7,4 |             of the twelfth century. Churches were being built not only
 97  7,4 |      reconciliation between the two churches. These discussions greatly
 98  8,2 |    Magnificent palaces and numerous churches and monasteries, of which
 99  8,10|             the western and eastern churches, the interests of Frederick
100  8,10|         that is, the reunion of the churches. The allies came to an agreement.
101  8,10|           the union between the two churches. It is, of course, difficult
102  8,13|            commercial stations with churches and consuls were to be established
103  8,14|             the eastern and western churches in connection with the political
104  8,14|         intercourse between the two churches. In the very Empire of Nicaea
105  8,14|     Germanus II on the union of the churches. John Vatatzes and Germanus
106  8,14|         moment for the union of the Churches. The Emperor had submitted
107  8,16|    afterwards in the south Slavonic churches, and finally reached Russia.
108  9,2 |             if recently sacked; the churches had been robbed of their
109  9,2 |       Peloponnesian Mistra, and the churches of Athos are the basis for
110  9,2 |  Palaeologus to be mentioned in the churches or at public festivities.
111  9,2 |       partisans of the union of the churches and their opponents.[27]
112  9,3 |             the eastern and western churches, Michael diverted him from
113  9,3 |      reunion of the Greek and Roman churches,” Michael proposed to the
114  9,3 |             of the union of the two churches, and assured him in advance
115  9,3 |           promised the union of the churches. Pope Gregory X willingly
116  9,4 |             organization, and Latin churches and monasteries. Genoa,
117  9,5 |           the Greek monasteries and churches, and with his wife visited
118  9,8 |          distinction of sex or age. Churches were turned into mosques,
119  9,8 |      Burgundian pilgrim visited the churches and other monuments of the
120  9,9 |             the Eastern and Western churches, celebrated a union service
121  9,9 |         opposed to the union of the Churches; he described the last days
122  9,9 |             the Eastern and Western churches; emperor and nobles, the
123  9,9 |           mercilessly murdered. The churches, with St. Sophia at the
124  9,15|         concerning the union of the churches appealed to the Orthodox
125  9,16|      tribute (charadj). Half of the churches in the capital were converted
126  9,17|             are many great palaces, churches and monasteries, but most
127  9,17|         that one of the most famous churches of Constantinople, the Church
128  9,17|     permission, piously visited the churches and relics of the city.[
129  9,17|  antiquities of the city and of the churches.”[301]~ In 1437, a Spanish
130  9,18|         Union and Peace Between the Churches of Old and New Rome, in
131  9,18|            Among the buildings, the churches are most notable, in particular
132  9,18|             on the medieval Serbian churches, endeavored to refute the
133  9,19|          Turks and the union of the churches. After a fruitless journey
134  9,19|             the Eastern and Western churches and works of theological
135  9,19|             aim of the union of the churches, under the title Bessarione.~