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 1  2,1 |             as a definite religious doctrine. The Christian clergy (clerici)
 2  2,2 |           Constantine’s period, the doctrine had originated in the second
 3  2,2 |            the nursery of the Arian doctrine, and Lucian, its head, is
 4  2,2 |            the Roman Empire and the doctrine of Christian piety, sprang
 5  2,3 |           to “the infamy of heretic doctrine,” had no right to call their
 6  2,3 |       church, the body of Christian doctrine obligatory on his subjects.”[
 7  2,3 | Christianity according to the Arian doctrine for a number of years. In
 8  2,4 |             nature. As long as this doctrine remained within the confines
 9  2,4 |             condemned the Nestorian doctrine in the year 431. Nestorius
10  2,4 |  Monophysitism, or the Monophysitic doctrine, and its followers are known
11  2,4 |            the opponents of the new doctrine. The Emperor ratified the
12  2,5 |            completely rejecting the doctrine of the Monophysites and
13  2,5 |             true to their religious doctrine even after the condemnations
14  2,5 |       population held firmly to the doctrine of one nature. The firm
15  2,5 |            towards the Monophysitic doctrine and the explicit Monophysitic
16  2,5 |         devoted to the Monophysitic doctrine, there could be only one
17  2,5 |          condemned the Monophysitic doctrine. Since this doctrine was
18  2,5 |   Monophysitic doctrine. Since this doctrine was the official Egyptian
19  3,1 |         adhered to the Chalcedonlan doctrine and took the offensive against
20  3,6 |           on debatable questions of doctrine. This policy of temporal
21  4,2 |             against the Monothelete doctrine rose the Palestinian monk,
22  4,2 |            attempting to defend the doctrine of the existence of two
23  5,8 |     confirmed the divinely accepted doctrine of the Holy Fathers and
24  5,8 |      judgment about the theological doctrine of the iconoclasts because
25  5,8 |         Asia Minor. The theological doctrine of the image-worshipers,
26  5,8 |          the pope for his heretical doctrine in adding the filioque to
27  5,8 |         poetical force and profound doctrine they are among the best
28  6,7 |       intended to oppose the divine doctrine and to destroy the salutary
29  7,1 |            firmly adhering to their doctrine, they sometimes caused grave
30  7,1 |         tenth century the Paulician doctrine had been carried into Bulgaria
31  7,1 |             by the reformer of that doctrine, Pope Bogomile, after whom
32  7,1 |          From Bulgaria the Bogomile doctrine later passed into Serbia
33  7,1 |            of the eastern dualistic doctrine bore different names: Patarins
34  7,1 |           followers of the Bogomile doctrine became the spokesmen for
35  7,3 |            remained faithful to the doctrine and practice of the Greek
36  7,4 |          the head of the Bogomilian doctrine, the monk Basil, could eradicate
37  7,4 |             especially the Bogomile doctrine, and to refute them on the
38  7,4 |           who preached the Bogomile doctrine.~ Among the other events
39  7,4 |          only a heretic preaching a doctrine dangerous to the Church,
40  7,4 |              an adherent to Italus’ doctrine. By order of the Emperor
41  7,4 |             the eleven items of his doctrine and against the heretic
42  7,4 |           opinion about him and his doctrine. There is, therefore, some
43  7,4 |        pagan philosophy over church doctrine;” he “separated the domain
44  7,4 |       system did not conform to the doctrine of the Church;” and the
45  7,4 |   resemblance is to be found in the doctrine of Abelard, a famous French
46  7,4 |             truth and supported the doctrine of the “incorruptibility”
47  8,10|            of the papacy and of its doctrine of the superiority of the
48  8,16|            defender of the Orthodox doctrine; finally, he took refuge
49  9,13|             ridiculed the Hesychast doctrine prevalent chiefly in the
50  9,13|         spokesmen for the Hesychast doctrine comes from the fact that
51  9,13|             reduced to a system the doctrine of hesychia was the archbishop
52  9,13|     explaining and interpreting the doctrine of hesychia, especially
53  9,13|        blissful humility. Later the doctrine of the sacred hesychia was
54  9,13|          became acquainted with the doctrine of hesychia. He accused
55  9,13|        created or uncreated? In the doctrine of Palamas, the light or
56  9,13|            cause triumphed, and his doctrine was recognized by the council
57  9,13|             the council as the true doctrine of the whole Orthodox church.
58  9,18|         their head, corrupted their doctrine. Beccus similarly treated
59  9,18|          and reconciled it with the doctrine of the Eastern Orthodox
60  9,18|            In a study of Cabasilas’ doctrine two essays are important: “
61  9,18|            discussion of Cabasilas’ doctrine with its thesis “To live