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 1  2,1 | unreservedly to the said Christians authority to practice their worship.
 2  2,1 |             Constantine’s reign the authority of the episcopal courts
 3  2,1 |            privileges increased the authority of the bishops in society
 4  2,2 |         strictly separated military authority from civil authority; from
 5  2,2 |       military authority from civil authority; from his time onward the
 6  2,2 |      concentrate military and civil authority in the same hands. The numerous
 7  2,2 |             with still undiminished authority, saying that it was humiliating
 8  2,3 |             who believed that their authority should encompass the church
 9  2,5 |            who had acquired so much authority during the reign of Zeno.
10  2,5 |           of the newcomers had real authority only after official approval
11  2,5 |            as the bearer of supreme authority, who alone could bestow
12  2,5 |          cited earlier as the chief authority on Constantine the Great.
13  3,4 |          government had neither the authority nor the means to establish
14  3,5 |             which granted paramount authority only to the works of the
15  3,6 |        everything is subject to the authority of the emperor. Fully aware
16  3,6 |             This policy of temporal authority in religious and ecclesiastical
17  3,6 |         Rome enjoyed supreme church authority. In his letters to the bishop
18  3,7 |            an encroachment upon the authority of the Council of Chalcedon.
19  3,8 |  accomplished by one person of high authority. And we are even ashamed
20  3,8 |       Cappadocian magnates had full authority in their provinces and that
21  3,8 |       distinctly civil and military authority. In Justinian’s time, in
22  3,8 |          Augustalis), with military authority over the two Egyptian provinces[
23  3,8 |           out the idea of combining authority in some of the eastern provinces,
24  3,12|           of the imperial political authority in Italy.~ ~
25  3,14|             functions with military authority did not involve the immediate
26  3,14|             interference as a final authority in the religious affairs
27  3,14|           dominance of the military authority over the civil. While the
28  3,16|             received from some high authority. In any event, in the dry
29  4,1 |          which still recognized the authority of the Emperor, formed,
30  4,1 |             of Italy. The Emperor’s authority, however, was still recognized
31  4,4 |            civil administrator. The authority was purely military. The
32  5,1 |            a woman ruling with full authority of supreme power. She was
33  5,3 |           three works. The greatest authority on Byzantine law, the German
34  5,3 |           but a work of legislative authority.[42]~ The theory of the
35  5,3 |         Empire, given weight by the authority of Zachariä von Lingenthal
36  5,4 |         considered himself the sole authority in spiritual as well as
37  5,4 |    signature of the patriarch. This authority was of great value to Leo.~
38  5,6 |             emperor exercise divine authority on earth.”[106] The prevailing
39  5,6 |            ruled with full imperial authority. From the point of view
40  5,8 |            that they believed their authority to be unlimited in all phases
41  5,8 |      caliphs ceased to exercise any authority in the provinces west of
42  5,8 |           formally placed under the authority of the western Emperor;
43  5,8 |      predecessors Leo enjoyed great authority as a gifted general and
44  6,1 |          the unusual combination of authority in the hands of Zoë, widowed
45  6,2 |   Muhammedan yoke and recognize the authority of the Byzantine Greeks.”[
46  6,7 |           Ignatius acknowledged his authority and influence in the affairs
47  6,7 |    patriarchs, that he possessed no authority over the entire church,
48  6,7 |          hoped to acquire unlimited authority in the church affairs of
49  6,7 |        pretensions of the West. His authority became much greater in the
50  6,7 |    interesting chapters on imperial authority, on the power of the patriarch,
51  6,7 |     Epanagoge with reference to the authority of the Emperor.[115]~ The
52  6,7 |     entrusted with almost unlimited authority, and stood, so to speak,
53  6,7 |        ruled by a clisurarch, whose authority was nor as great as that
54  6,8 |            he died in 1067 imperial authority passed for a few months
55  6,8 |         Bagdad, but exercised their authority in this important city through
56  6,8 |          156] He restored Byzantine authority on the Danube, and was also
57  6,8 |       heroes,”[183] who scorned the authority of the Emperor and the caliph,
58  7,1 |  development of the papal power and authority; if the popes succeeded
59  7,1 |             they would spread their authority over many new countries
60  7,1 |            increase their power and authority. (3) Worldly and secular
61  7,1 |           bade Manuel recognize the authority of the western emperor and
62  7,1 |            emperor and yield to the authority of the pope, and ended with
63  7,2 |      statement is based only on the authority of a Byzantine historian
64  7,3 |         restoring in full the papal authority, which had been undermined
65  7,3 |           text was to be found, the authority of the German scholar was
66  7,4 |          was limited by the supreme authority of the Scriptures and the
67  8,16|          the highest ecclesiastical authority, the patriarch, who was
68  8,16|             ancient literature, the authority of which, in the persons
69  8,17|        monastery grant. A very good authority on the internal life of
70  8,17|  accomplished by one person of high authority. And we are even ashamed
71  8,17|       Cappadocian magnates had full authority in their provinces, and
72  9,4 |          historian, the best recent authority on the Catalan problem in
73  9,5 |            sanctioned by the higher authority of the Church. The archbishop
74  9,5 |       forced to yield to the higher authority of the Tsar, as an absolute
75  9,6 |             course, under Byzantine authority. But at the beginning of
76  9,7 |            recognition of the final authority of the king in ecclesiastical
77  9,11|             bread), and the supreme authority of the pope; to all these
78  9,12|   compromised persons in government authority. This force seldom ventured
79  9,13|       attacks, which shook monastic authority in Byzantium.[273]~ Barlaam’
80  9,17|             the Venetians “had more authority;” in another place he mentioned
81  9,18|       talent. A fine theologian, an authority in the classics, a skillful
82  9,18|           Nicaea. Well-educated, an authority on the classical authors,
83  9,18|          modern editors, and a high authority on ancient authors, such
84  9,18|         been, subdued by the strict authority of church and state. Formalism
85  9,19|             but the greatest living authority on Greek literature and