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 1  2,1 |          since he did not change his faith for political reasons, it
 2  2,1 |           freedom to follow whatever faith they chose. All measures
 3  2,3 |              Valentinian II) for the faith to which his ancestors were
 4  2,3 |              opportunity to avow its faith openly, paganism ceased
 5  2,5 |              status of the Christian faith in the Roman Empire, first
 6  3,3 |              of propagating the true faith among the infidels, whether
 7  3,3 |              empire a sole Christian faith among the schismatics as
 8  3,3 |           and restoring the orthodox faith.~ Still more interesting
 9  3,4 |            Blemyes to adopt the same faith. In order to celebrate his
10  3,6 |           the Empire one law and one faith. “One state, one law, and
11  3,6 |              to establish a unity of faith among his subjects. He frequently
12  3,6 |       anxious to establish a uniform faith throughout his vast Empire.
13  3,6 |           the necessity of a unified faith in the Empire there could
14  3,6 |             to embrace the Christian faith. Justinian kept this promise
15  3,7 |           primarily the Monophysitic faith. The Emperor was very desirous
16  3,9 |           Christian of the Nestorian faith, and in his later life became
17  3,9 |         island were of the Nestorian faith and had their own church
18  3,12|             barbaric horde, Arian by faith, they laid waste all the
19  3,16|             convinced Monophysite by faith, John spent many years of
20  4,1 |             culture are Greek, whose faith is Christian.”[7] Heraclius’
21  4,1 |             to the official orthodox faith supported by the central
22  4,1 |         resignation to His will. The faith is strictly monotheistic,
23  4,1 |          five: (1) the profession of faith in an only God, Allah, and
24  4,1 |        regulations of the Muhammedan faith are laid down in a sacred
25  4,1 |           also adopted the Christian faith, which soon became the predominating
26  4,1 |              from the true Christian faith similar in nature to other
27  4,1 |              entire world to the new faith. The victories of the Arabs
28  4,1 |     Monothelete) and an enemy of our faith,”[40] and Beladsori, another
29  4,1 |              formed, by language and faith, a perfectly homogeneous
30  4,1 |             ruled by men of an alien faith.”[61] The basis for this
31  4,2 | Monotheletism and the “Exposition of Faith.”~ The Persian campaigns
32  4,2 |            εκθεσις) or Exposition of Faith, which recognized two natures
33  4,2 |             on each side.~ ~“Type of Faith” of Constans II.~ After
34  4,2 |           Typus (τυπος), or “Type of Faith,” which forbade “all Orthodox
35  4,2 |              in immaculate Christian faith and belonging to the Catholic
36  4,3 |         standing on the firm rock of faith,” and declared that the
37  4,3 |              not contradict the true faith, good morals, and the decrees
38  5,4 |              dogmas of the Christian faith intact, there was also a
39  5,4 |        devotedly attached to the old faith, and hence extremely antagonistic
40  5,4 |        influenced by the Jews, whose faith forbade image-worship, and
41  5,4 |              a sincere and convinced faith, and desired to purge religion
42  5,4 |             to restore the Christian faith to its original pure form. “
43  5,7 |              the delicate problem of faith and worship of God was left
44  5,8 |         Christianity.~ The Christian faith had found its way into Bulgaria
45  5,8 |              ranks, strengthen their faith, develop methods of fighting,
46  5,8 |            the spread of the Saracen faith. It also gives a vivid picture
47  5,8 |           Exposition of the Orthodox Faith,” was an attempt at a systematic
48  5,8 |         foundations of the Christian faith and Christian dogmatics.
49  7,1 |              freely professing their faith. Thus the first incident
50  7,1 |      themselves the champions of the Faith murdering the Priests of
51  7,3 |     supporter of churches, leader of faith, guide of orthodoxy, protector
52  7,4 |              of the Eastern Orthodox faith and church; nevertheless,
53  7,4 |             declared, “The Christian faith is exposed to danger, for
54  7,4 |           protectors of the Orthodox faith, had to come into collision.
55  7,4 |              Panoply of the Orthodox Faith which, containing all the
56  7,4 |           and allowed no disputes on faith. “A Dialogue against the
57  8,5 |             of their contempt of our faith, generally called them dogs.”[
58  8,10|              orthodoxe] religion and faith, cherish an enmity towards
59  8,10|           allegiance to the Catholic faith, Frederick showed himself
60  8,10|          Romans, from whom Christian faith has reached the extreme
61  8,11|          them to adopt the Christian faith.[88] Of course, the name
62  9,7 |             succour to the Christian faith?”[159]~ Manuel's second
63  9,9 |              insulted Greek Orthodox faith. Another contemporary writer,
64  9,9 |              the perishing Christian faith. The report to the pope
65  9,9 |          secession from the Catholic faith. Finally, a poem in verse,
66  9,9 |              through it the Catholic faith was wounded, religion confused,
67  9,9 |            disaster to the Christian faith,” wrote that Constantinople
68  9,13|     stillness, receiving the word of faith and piety with confidence
69  9,13|              be the Zion of the true faith. In the horrible crisis
70  9,14|              aloud his confession of faith in full accordance with
71  9,14|          more read the confession of faith and confirmed again the
72  9,14|             s return to the Catholic faith and abjuration of the schism,
73  9,14|             constant to the Orthodox faith. There was to be a stubborn
74  9,17|             were not of the Orthodox faith. For this reason in the