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 1  2,1 |         political wisdom? Did he see in Christianity merely a
 2  2,2 |         the shores of Troy could see the unfinished structures
 3  2,2 |     pagan holiday he expected to see at the temple of Apollo,
 4  2,3 |          of Constantinople.~ The see of Constantinople was at
 5  2,3 |      forced to withdraw from his see, leave the council, and
 6  2,3 | Constantinople, Synesius came to see very clearly the German
 7  2,3 | consecrated bishop and given the see of the capital in the year
 8  2,4 |         Emperor was beginning to see that in the new capital
 9  3,6 |     During Justinian’s reign the see of Rome enjoyed supreme
10  3,6 |    stated that “the most blessed see of the archbishop of Constantinople,
11  3,6 |          the most holy apostolic see of Old Rome.”[63]~ Justinian
12  3,7 |          of Anastasius.”[69] The see of Constantinople was entrusted
13  3,9 |        Examine each and you will see which of them is the grander
14  3,9 |       image of each and you will see the truth…” After having
15  3,16|     Minor, where he occupied the see of Ephesus and made the
16  3,16|  splendor of the temple one must see it from the inside.~ In
17  4,3 |        as “the head of the first see of the Universal Church,
18  5,5 |          any patriarchs, for the see of Constantinople was vacant
19  5,5 |        year of Irene’s reign the see of Constantinople was given
20  5,6 |       who rules in his stead the see of the blessed Peter, the
21  5,8 |   Emperor with these words: “You see that all emperors who had
22  5,8 |       patriarchal throne and the see of Constantinople was given
23  6,3 |         wrote: “Even now one can see heaps of bones close to
24  6,7 |     Roman system of the epibole (see in discussion of Anastasius): “
25  7,1 |        Comnena noted: “One could see an extraordinary spectacle:
26  7,1 |       because of one day did not see May.” By their interference
27  7,1 |         he became pope; but they see in it no project of a crusade,
28  7,1 |         Muhammedans, rather than see them fall into the hands
29  7,1 |         as if they were going to see Christ himself.” Having
30  7,1 |       Manuel himself was glad to see the crusade finished, because
31  7,1 |        to die rather too soon to see the sad consequences of
32  7,3 |     Innocent III did not want to see the eastern emperor a schismatic;
33  7,4 |   therefore thoroughly amazed to see the enormous chasm that
34  7,4 |          I live in Athens, but I see Athens nowhere.”~ His brilliant
35  7,4 |        Acominatus soon ceased to see in the contemporary Athenians
36  7,4 |          Greek language, one may see some traces of Slavonic
37  8,2 |      church of this city one may see the image of the Messiah
38  8,13|          should live through and see such disasters? For the
39  8,14|        subordination to the Holy See nor reconciliation with
40  8,14|         jurisdiction of the Holy See.~ But Innocent III was entirely
41  8,14|    obedient subjects of the Holy See and the Latin Emperor. But
42  8,14|        any support from the Holy See. The Empire of Nicaea preserved
43  8,16|       soul of the gardener as to see his meadow in full blossom;
44  8,16|       Antioch.”[180] Deciding to see all “the bitter and sweet
45  8,16|         Greek Erotocastron, they see the Chateau d’amour of Provençal
46  8,17|       they accordingly failed to see in this institution, which
47  9,2 |   glorious Hellenic past one may see, not without reason, one
48  9,4 |         wrote: “It was horror to see then the desolation of the
49  9,5 |          and coronation he could see no impediment to the attainment
50  9,6 |     being refitted we set out to see the island, which is some
51  9,9 |        the city has come; now we see the signs of the ruin of
52  9,9 |          words, “It is better to see in the city the power of
53  9,9 |        Stamboul, one might still see on the ground the huge cannon
54  9,13|         if they affirm that they see the divine light with their
55  9,15|     Santa Maria Novella, one may see today the funeral monument
56  9,17|          like a Bishop without a See.”[302]~ After the Turkish
57  9,18| preserved in the mosque, one may see, over the main door from