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  1  2,3 |      The Crimean Goths remained orthodox.~ Peaceful relations between
  2  2,3 |         very considerate of the orthodox Goths. He gave them one
  3  2,4 |     Eutyches (Monophysitism) as orthodox and to condemn the opponents
  4  2,5 |      religious teachings of the orthodox church.~ The decisions of
  5  2,5 |         were emperors of strict orthodox mind.~ ~Zeno (474-91). Odovacar
  6  2,5 |         of one nature. The firm orthodox policy of the two emperors
  7  2,5 |    disrespect toward either the orthodox or the Monophysitic teachings
  8  2,5 |    failed to satisfy either the orthodox or the Monophysites. The
  9  2,5 |      the extremists in both the orthodox and the Monophysitic movements
 10  2,5 |        compromise. These firmly orthodox men were called the Akoimetoi,
 11  2,5 |         to defend the oppressed orthodox church. After a long and
 12  2,5 |      fails into two phases: the orthodox, up to the time of Zeno,
 13  2,5 |     both were confronted by the orthodox movement, widely supported
 14  2,5 |       of Galla Placidia and the orthodox baptistery at Ravenna (fifth
 15  3,1 |        first surprised that the orthodox Justin, who adhered to the
 16  3,2 |        In spite of this, in the orthodox calendar under November
 17  3,2 |  appears “The Assumption of the Orthodox King Justinian and the memory
 18  3,3 |    German Arians to oppress the orthodox population. The rulers of
 19  3,3 | persecutions against the native orthodox population and put many
 20  3,3 |     from Africa, including many orthodox bishops, arrived at Constantinople
 21  3,3 |     newcomers and restoring the orthodox faith.~ Still more interesting
 22  3,4 |     terms with the Vandals, the orthodox Franks were constantly struggling
 23  3,7 |        and patience as behooves orthodox and saintly people.”[66]
 24  3,7 |       of the Akoimetoi (extreme orthodox), upon arriving at Constantinople,
 25  3,7 |      his place was taken by the orthodox presbyter, Menas. One source
 26  3,7 | Monophysites were right and the orthodox must agree with them. He
 27  3,7 |       the Monophysites with the orthodox, did not bring the results
 28  3,8 |       raids and destruction the orthodox party proclaimed a new emperor
 29  3,10|        of the Empire the firmly orthodox policy of the emperors and
 30  3,16|        Among the writers of the orthodox side was a contemporary
 31  4,1 |      not adhere to the official orthodox faith supported by the central
 32  4,1 |          On the other hand, the orthodox portion of the eastern provinces
 33  4,1 |        the frame of mind of the orthodox population. The major part
 34  4,1 |      Muhammed are known as the “orthodox caliphs.” The most significant
 35  4,1 |     broke out between the last “orthodox caliph” Ali and the Syrian
 36  4,1 |       certain privileges to the orthodox population of Syria, Palestine,
 37  4,1 |    after some lapse of time the orthodox patriarchates of Antioch
 38  4,1 |    remained in the hands of the orthodox. Only gradually did the
 39  4,1 |        Muslims, borrow from the orthodox the cult of Jerusalem and
 40  4,2 |       unity was possible if the Orthodox Church consented to recognize
 41  4,2 |       the Monophysites with the orthodox, but his hopes were not
 42  4,2 |      Faith,” which forbade “all Orthodox subjects being in immaculate
 43  4,4 |       is read even today in the orthodox church twice during Lent.
 44  5,3 |    juridical collections of the orthodox church, especially in Russia.
 45  5,3 |   Lawbook by Means of Which All Orthodox Princes Have to Regulate
 46  5,5 |           To the most pious and orthodox [empress] many years! You
 47  5,5 |       Greek nationality and the Orthodox church. But even southern
 48  5,5 |      necessary attributes of an orthodox church were absent. The
 49  5,8 |       of orthodoxy in the Greek Orthodox church. Until very recent
 50  5,8 |  According to one scholar, “the Orthodox cult impressed the eastern
 51  5,8 |         Exact Exposition of the Orthodox Faith,” was an attempt at
 52  6,7 |         church into the eastern Orthodox and the western Catholic,
 53  7,1 |       the alliance between the “orthodox” sovereign of Germany and
 54  7,3 |    strong partisan of the Greek Orthodox church, gave in his history
 55  7,3 |       the ancient Parthenon, an Orthodox cathedral in honor of the
 56  7,4 |     holy anointment. Therefore, orthodox emperors have the power
 57  7,4 |        defenders of the Eastern Orthodox faith and church; nevertheless,
 58  7,4 |  Emperors, as protectors of the Orthodox faith, had to come into
 59  7,4 |       every year in the Eastern Orthodox church during the first
 60  7,4 |         Dogmatic Panoply of the Orthodox Faith which, containing
 61  8,2 |       of him as an enemy of the Orthodox church, stricken down by
 62  8,7 |      who was independent of the Orthodox patriarch of Nicaea, namely,
 63  8,7 |   occupy there the place of the Orthodox Roman emperors where the
 64  8,9 |          should unify the whole Orthodox population of the Balkan
 65  8,9 |      lead in an alliance of the Orthodox rulers of the East, composed
 66  8,9 |          The restoration of the orthodox Eastern Empire was partly
 67  8,9 |  stopping of the advance of the Orthodox alliance was the gradual
 68  8,10|       refusing to recognize the Orthodox patriarchate of Constantinople
 69  8,10|    question of religion, either Orthodox or Catholic, had no importance.~
 70  8,10|      especially zealous for the orthodox [orthodoxe] religion and
 71  8,10|       calling heretics the most orthodox Romans, from whom Christian
 72  8,10|       calls] the most pious and orthodox Greeks most impious and
 73  8,11|    before the common danger the Orthodox emperors of Nicaea and Trebizond
 74  8,12|      John the Merciful.[91] The Orthodox calendar gives under November
 75  8,13|         oppression of the Greek Orthodox Church, the hostile attitude
 76  8,14|        interpreter; holding the orthodox opinions, he recognized,
 77  8,14|    Lascaris.[122] In 1208 a new Orthodox patriarch, Michael Autoreanus,
 78  8,14|        subjugation of the Greek Orthodox population. But this could
 79  8,14|         Empire of Nicaea had an Orthodox Greek patriarch of her own,
 80  8,14|         of Nicaea preserved the Orthodox church, and the Orthodox
 81  8,14|        Orthodox church, and the Orthodox patriarchate, and restored
 82  8,16|        a strict defender of the Orthodox doctrine; finally, he took
 83  8,16|          and held firmly to the Orthodox standpoint. He died in 1207.[
 84  8,16|        patriotic portion of the Orthodox Greek clergy, both in independent
 85  9,4 |         faithful to the Eastern Orthodox church.~ The Latin Empire,
 86  9,4 |      Florinsky, “along with the orthodox Tsargrad there arose a small,
 87  9,9 |          and the insulted Greek Orthodox faith. Another contemporary
 88  9,9 |         Despotat of Epirus, The orthodox Byzantine Empire ceased
 89  9,12|        union and triumph of the Orthodox policy, the party of the
 90  9,13|         Barlaam to Latinize the Orthodox Byzantine East, by rationalistic
 91  9,13|      true doctrine of the whole Orthodox church. The decree of the
 92  9,14|      the Empire but also to the Orthodox Christians beyond its confines,
 93  9,14|      them to be constant to the Orthodox faith. There was to be a
 94  9,14|         faithful to the Eastern Orthodox church.[282] Nevertheless
 95  9,15|        desperate situation, the Orthodox nationalistic party in Byzantium
 96  9,15|      had miscarried. A numerous Orthodox party gathered around Mark
 97  9,15|        churches appealed to the Orthodox to return to the decree
 98  9,16| numerous representatives of the Orthodox clergy who had come to Constantinople,
 99  9,16|        the Greek church and the Orthodox population, under Muhammed
100  9,17|    greatest importance. But the Orthodox monks of Mount Athos were
101  9,17|    scholars who were not of the Orthodox faith. For this reason in
102  9,17|         manuscripts the Russian Orthodox scholars played a very important
103  9,18|       in great detail. Inwardly Orthodox, he accepted the compromise
104  9,18|         doctrine of the Eastern Orthodox church. Maximus’ influence
105  9,18|        the Greek version was an Orthodox Greek.[424] The Greek version