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 1  2,1 |       laid the foundations of St. Sophia, which was completed by
 2  2,5 |   Apostles in Constantinople. St. Sophia, the construction of which
 3  3,8 |        set to the basilica of St. Sophia, the site of which was later
 4  3,8 |           famous cathedral of Sr. Sophia. The rallying cry of the
 5  3,9 |        which the incomparable St. Sophia of Constantinople stands
 6  3,9 |     history of Byzantine art. St. Sophia is described later. In all
 7  3,10|         and able leader, Maurice. Sophia, the strong-willed wife
 8  3,11|            and it was the Empress Sophia who, by paying 45,000 pieces
 9  3,16|            in Greek verse) of St. Sophia and its beautiful pulpit (
10  3,16|          kind — the Church of St. Sophia.[160]~ St. Sophia or the
11  3,16|          of St. Sophia.[160]~ St. Sophia or the Great Church, as
12  3,16|         the small basilica of St. Sophia (“divine wisdom”) which
13  3,16|      triumphant dedication of St. Sophia took place in the presence
14  3,16|          capital.~ Externally St. Sophia is very simple because its
15  3,16|           outside. At present St. Sophia is lost among the Turkish
16  3,16|       task of the builders of St. Sophia, a feat yet unsurpassed
17  3,16|       contemporaries spoke of St. Sophia with as much transport as
18  3,16|      Constantinople), “As for St. Sophia, Divine Wisdom, the human
19  3,16|          violent earthquakes, St. Sophia stands firm even today.
20  3,16|        conception the church [St. Sophia] is purely Armenian.”[163]~
21  3,16|      story of the erection of St. Sophia was transformed in literature
22  3,16|       especially at Ravenna.~ St. Sophia may impress and charm now
23  3,16|         era in the history of St. Sophia, however, started recently
24  3,16|       conserve the mosaics of St. Sophia. Professor Thomas Whittemore,
25  3,16|          marvelous mosaics of St. Sophia are gradually reappearing
26  3,16|           and the builders of St. Sophia and of the Apostles were
27  3,16|          and the cathedral of St. Sophia.~ ~ ~ ~
28  4,2 |      posted in the narthex of St. Sophia. But this measure of Constans
29  4,4 |    patriarch in the temple of St. Sophia. He spared the life of Theodosius
30  4,4 |            Only the deacon of St. Sophia, George of Pisidia (a province
31  5,2 |          Damascus which, like St. Sophia for the Christians, remained
32  5,8 |     gathered in the temple of St. Sophia in Constantinople. The acts
33  5,8 |    performed in the temple of St. Sophia on the first Sunday in Lent,
34  6,1 |        crown in the temple of St. Sophia. He repaid these favors
35  6,7 |   deposited upon the altar of St. Sophia a bull of excommunication,
36  6,8 |           century the dome of St. Sophia was damaged by an earthquake,
37  6,8 |     policy as the erection of St. Sophia in that of Justinian. He
38  6,8 |          restored and adorned St. Sophia and the Church of the Holy
39  6,8 |         of the Holy Apostles. St. Sophia, damaged by the earthquake
40  6,8 |  Macedonian Renaissance.[196] St. Sophia of Kiev (A.D. 1037), in
41  7,3 |  crusaders; the possession of St. Sophia and the election of a patriarch
42  7,3 |   manuscripts were destroyed. St. Sophia was mercilessly robbed.
43  7,3 |    Emperor and was crowned in St. Sophia with great pomp.~ At the
44  7,3 |       other three-eighths and St. Sophia, Besides five-eighths of
45  7,3 |         treaty, the Church of St. Sophia was delivered into the hands
46  7,3 |       decided the question of St. Sophia, of the election of the
47  7,4 |   guaranteed to the Pisans at St. Sophia during divine service and
48  7,4 |       deacon of the church of St. Sophia, and was a teacher of rhetoric.
49  7,4 |     officiated as a deacon in St. Sophia in Constantinople. He received
50  7,4 |    exegesis of the gospels at St. Sophia in Constantinople, then
51  8,2 |    disaster and was buried in St. Sophia. As a widespread tradition
52  8,2 |          Nicaea, the cathedral of Sophia, is also in a deplorable
53  8,3 |       after his coronation in St. Sophia somewhat recovered from
54  8,7 |         was destined to enter St. Sophia and occupy there the place
55  8,13|   coronation was performed in St. Sophia. Baldwin II fled to Euboea (
56  8,13|            Great Church” of Saint Sophia.~ In 1907 E. M. Antoniades,
57  8,13|         detailed monograph on St. Sophia, wrote: “The fifty-seven
58  8,13|        robbed the interior of St. Sophia.~ ~
59  8,14|        when the new clergy of St. Sophia, consisting of Venetians,
60  8,14|     negotiations were held in St. Sophia, at Constantinople, and
61  8,16|            hardly inferior to St. Sophia in luxury and beauty, was
62  9,2 |       second wife was an Italian, Sophia of Montferrat, a woman of
63  9,2 |       when he saw her leaving St. Sophia.[26] She possessed great
64  9,2 |       known in Russian sources as Sophia Palaeologina. A Russian
65  9,2 |           marriage of Ivan III to Sophia Palaeologina brought up
66  9,6 |  restoration of the Church of St. Sophia, at that time in a state
67  9,8 |          saw in the church of St. Sophia the performance of a mystery
68  9,9 | celebrated a union service in St. Sophia, which aroused the greatest
69  9,9 |     service was celebrated in St. Sophia, the last Christian ceremony
70  9,9 |          Christian service in St. Sophia is surely among the most
71  9,9 |         Greeks took refuge in St. Sophia, hoping for safety there.
72  9,9 | Constantinople, and went into St. Sophia, where he offered up a Muhammedan
73  9,9 |            The churches, with St. Sophia at the head, and the monasteries
74  9,9 |    appearance of the Turks in St. Sophia the liturgy was being celebrated;
75  9,13|     summoned in the church of St. Sophia, Palamas gained the upper
76  9,16|    question of the Council of St. Sophia.~ Some scholars assume that
77  9,16|         1450 in the church of St. Sophia, a council was summoned
78  9,16| convocation of the Council of St. Sophia a historical fact. In more
79  9,16|        acts of the Council of St. Sophia false and to deny the very
80  9,16|          of the city, read in St. Sophia the solemn promulgation