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 1  2,1 |       declared the dominant State religion by Theodosius the Great
 2  2,1 |         at least in the domain of religion, no longer satisfied national
 3  2,1 |           not concerned about any religion and preferred that religion
 4  2,1 |       religion and preferred that religion which could benefit him
 5  2,1 |     districts. Christianity was a religion of towns and cities; the
 6  2,1 |         was shaping Constantine’s religion.” According to Duruy, Constantine “
 7  2,1 |      always takes precedence over religion, particularly external policy.[
 8  2,1 |           he actually adopted the religion in the year he died. During
 9  2,1 |          observed that this solar religion assured him an immense popularity
10  2,1 |        position of the only state religion to the rank of all other
11  2,2 |       studying higher problems of religion and science.”[36] Although
12  2,2 |       sovereign and the Christian religion, subdued and reconciled
13  2,2 |         of restoring his favorite religion. During the first weeks
14  2,2 |           could follow his chosen religion without any impediment or
15  2,3 |           against the Emperor and religion and liable therefore to
16  2,3 |        decree referred to the old religion as “a pagan superstition” (
17  2,3 |       beloved past of their dying religion. The famous pagan school
18  2,3 |     successors.~ ~Nationality and religion in the fifth century.— This
19  2,3 |    Gregorovius, the old language, religion, customs, and laws of the
20  2,3 |           pronounced the dominant religion, and the worship of the
21  2,4 |     Christianity became the state religion, this legal collection may
22  2,4 |           summary of what the new religion accomplished in the field
23  2,5 |    collision between politics and religion explains the internal religious
24  2,5 |         was the official Egyptian religion, the action of the council
25  2,5 |          Empire, first as a legal religion and later as the state religion,
26  2,5 |   religion and later as the state religion, furthered the rapid growth
27  3,6 |         politics was foremost and religion only a servant of the state,[
28  3,7 |          changed in the matter of religion,”[75] was the Council of
29  3,7 |       might have become the state religion, obligatory on all, and
30  4,1 |         Arabs and founded a world religion was Muhammed, who, from
31  4,1 |         possible to call it a new religion.~ In Medina Muhammed became
32  4,1 |        the main principles of his religion, introduced certain religious
33  4,1 |          was the basis of the new religion. Muhammed granted a sort
34  4,1 |     Parsism (Zoroastrianism), the religion of the Persian kingdom of
35  4,1 |         creatures. The Muhammedan religion assumed the name of Islam,
36  4,1 | Muhammedans. At the basis of this religion lies the distinct idea of
37  4,1 |           pure restoration of the religion of Abraham, corrupted by
38  4,1 |          thought of spreading his religion beyond the borders of Arabia
39  4,1 |          became the predominating religion in Mesopotamia and in the
40  4,1 |   Meanwhile, the official Persian religion was constantly and rapidly
41  4,1 |         not regard Islam as a new religion, but considered it only
42  4,1 |          Islam was not a distinct religion, but a Christian sect, akin
43  4,3 |  expounded the true principles of religion.[82]~ Thus, in the time
44  5,4 |        and later became the state religion, the churches were beginning
45  5,4 |       faith, and desired to purge religion of those errors which permeated
46  5,8 |      eastern soldiers as an alien religion, and they felt justified
47  5,8 |            although difference in religion is a barrier, wisdom, kindness,
48  6,2 |          in customs, manners, and religion.”[10]~ In the long reign
49  6,2 |           promising to deny their religion and accept Islam. Hakim’
50  7,1 |         order “that the Christian religion may not entirely perish
51  7,1 |          army, had no interest in religion; not improbably they hoped
52  7,3 |       Byzantium to Rome as far as religion was concerned, to pay a
53  7,3 |         crusaders) spared neither religion, nor age, nor sex…”~ Thus,
54  7,4 |        from the West.~ As regards religion, the first two Comneni were
55  8,10|     combinations, the question of religion, either Orthodox or Catholic,
56  8,10|          the orthodox [orthodoxe] religion and faith, cherish an enmity
57  8,16|    organization of the state, for religion, and for justice. “May the
58  9,9 |       Catholic faith was wounded, religion confused, the name of Christ
59  9,16|       fall of Constantinople, the religion and religious institutions
60  9,18|           thought to create a new religion by means of the gods of
61  9,18|           were known in politics, religion, or literature. Though inferior
62  9,18|          a member of the Catholic religion. But this statement is now
63  9,19|        united by one language and religion and by a cultural tradition,