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 1  2,2 |         Spain), whom Constantine held in great esteem. He delivered
 2  2,2 |        thousand persons who were held as captives on the farther
 3  2,3 |           Theodosius and Ambrose held diametrically opposed views
 4  2,3 |        eastern Asia Minor firmly held to Arianism with its subsequent
 5  2,3 |       visited it very often, and held frequent conferences with
 6  2,5 |       Asia Minor, the population held firmly to the doctrine of
 7  2,5 |        anathematize all who have held, or hold now or at any time,
 8  2,5 |        in their monasteries were held continuously during the
 9  2,5 |        native of Dyrrachium, who held the rather minor court position
10  3,7 |        church. This view was not held in the eastern church, where
11  3,12|         early nineteenth century held the theory, discussed at
12  4,3 |        Constantinople, which was held in the Domed Hall. This
13  5,5 |      Ecumenical Council had been held. Seven meetings of the council,
14  5,5 |     eighth and last assembly was held in the imperial palace at
15  5,8 |      connected with the army and held only the high post of minister
16  7,1 |       that “as long as the Arabs held Jerusalem, the Christian
17  7,1 |           the famous council was held. At this meeting so many
18  7,1 |      church, and the people, and held his power insecurely.~ Among
19  7,1 |        in any manner, were to be held by him as if they had been
20  7,2 |       cattle for the festivities held on the occasion of the marriage
21  7,3 |        of Thessalonica, which he held as Baldwin’s vassal.~ Venice
22  7,4 |        century, Alexius Comnenus held out the hand of reconciliation
23  7,4 |         account of a disputation held before John Comnenus in
24  7,4 |     their trading privileges and held quarters of their own. Thessalonica (
25  7,4 |          city, a famous fair was held; and at that time Greeks
26  7,4 |      However, the author himself held quite a different opinion
27  7,4 |           many disputations were held at Constantinople, very
28  8,2 |      known. Under Alexius III he held military command and fought
29  8,5 |  greatest enemy was Lascaris who held the whole land beyond the
30  8,10|   Theodore Angelus of Epirus had held friendly correspondence
31  8,14|    places. In this case the pope held a conciliatory policy, allowing
32  8,14|    church; the negotiations were held in St. Sophia, at Constantinople,
33  8,14|          came of the disputation held at Constantinople, in the
34  8,14|         The negotiations of 1214 held at Constantinople and in
35  8,14|       delegates. The council was held first at Nicaea, and then
36  8,16|         had a careful education, held some office under the last
37  8,16|         of the Latin Empire, and held firmly to the Orthodox standpoint.
38  8,16|      brother, Nicholas, who also held some office about court
39  8,16|       head an imperial crown and held in his hand a huge scepter
40  8,17|          territorial grant to be held on condition of paying military
41  8,17|       not an hereditary property held unconditionally; the possessor
42  8,17|        of Moscow, i.e. an estate held temporarily on condition
43  9,3 |         council, which was to be held in the French city of Lyons,
44  9,4 |   Byzantium. The imperial troops held with difficulty the three
45  9,6 |          or of St. John, who had held Rhodes since the beginning
46  9,7 |           John, who at that time held the island of Rhodes, and
47  9,9 |         well-known diplomat, who held high offices in the Empire,
48  9,9 |       the last Christian service held in the church of Holy Wisdom …
49  9,9 |  celebrated; when the priest who held the holy sacrament saw the
50  9,11|          s aim.~ The council was held in 1274 in the French city
51  9,11|  Palaeologus and John Beccus was held in Thessaly.[247] Moreover,
52  9,12|         one house and one family held representatives of both
53  9,12|          an Arsenite council was held in Thessaly or Epirus; its
54  9,15|         of Ferrara-Florence were held with unusual solemnity.
55  9,19| Constance, where the Council was held, and died there in 1415.