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 1  2,1 |               deadly egotist,” having recognized that Christianity was bound
 2  2,1 |                inasmuch as he clearly recognized and firmly grasped what
 3  2,1 |            Christian communities were recognized as legal juridical entities;
 4  2,2 |               Arius, Jesus Christ was recognized as the Son of God, unbegotten,
 5  2,2 |         indicated that the government recognized even in those days that
 6  2,2 |               the year 361 Julian was recognized as Emperor throughout the
 7  2,3 |               a while it was not even recognized as an ecumenical council;
 8  2,3 |         accepting the Goths, for they recognized all the advantages the government
 9  2,5 |              the human. The Henoticon recognized as entirely sufficient the
10  2,5 |            Constantinople, Anastasius recognized Theodoric as the ruler of
11  2,5 |              spite of a theoretically recognized unity, had practically detached
12  2,5 |             data, his history must be recognized as one of the very important
13  3,4 |            gifted and skillful ruler, recognized the high ambitions of Justinian
14  3,4 |               the Empire they must be recognized as superfluous and pernicious.
15  3,7 |                was the Council of 553 recognized throughout the West as an
16  3,15|            sons of ancient Hellas and recognized in them the traits of Leonidas,
17  4,1 |           Moses and Jesus Christ were recognized as prophets, Christ being
18  4,1 |               of its existence, never recognized a sole ruler for the entire
19  4,1 |      invincible.~ This view should be recognized as unfounded. At the time
20  4,1 |           responded favorably, is now recognized as a later invention without
21  4,1 |          easily accessible. The Arabs recognized the seriousness of the situation
22  4,1 |          Balkan peninsula which still recognized the authority of the Emperor,
23  4,1 |           Medina, Jerusalem was later recognized as a sacred Muslim city.
24  4,1 |             The newly formed kingdom, recognized perforce by the Byzantine
25  4,1 |         authority, however, was still recognized in Rome, Naples, Sicily,
26  4,2 |            Exposition of Faith, which recognized two natures and one will
27  4,3 |           condemned Monotheletism and recognized two natures in Jesus Christ
28  4,4 |             John of Antioch should be recognized as much superior to the
29  5,6 |               imperial title would be recognized as indisputable in the East.
30  5,6 |              meant very little unless recognized by the Byzantine Empire.
31  5,8 |         Cumont, this opinion has been recognized as erroneous. This chronicle
32  5,8 |               the church. Although he recognized the decisions of the Council
33  5,8 |            the year 842 was generally recognized as the correct date of the
34  6,3 |              was signed by the Empire recognized his royal title, as well
35  6,7 | Constantinopolitan council of 869 was recognized as an ecumenical council
36  6,7 |      patriarchate. Basil himself soon recognized that his attitude toward
37  6,7 |        concerning Leo’s marriage, and recognized Euthymius as the chosen
38  7,2 |           enduring the two evils well recognized by Andronicus: the insatiability
39  7,2 |               new Bulgarian state was recognized as politically independent
40  7,2 |            his legate. The Bulgarians recognized the pope as their head,
41  8,12|               has not been officially recognized by the Greek church, and
42  8,14|             the orthodox opinions, he recognized, like the whole church of
43  8,14|             Lateran Council, in 1215, recognized by the western church as
44  8,14|            Theodore Lascaris, was not recognized by Innocent III as emperor
45  9,2 |            yield, and Cantacuzene was recognized Emperor on a par with John
46  9,4 |              Albania — only partially recognized the power of the Empire,
47  9,7 |               chroniclers of the time recognized the lack of result and pointed
48  9,9 |  Constantinople.~ The territory which recognized the power of the last Byzantine
49  9,13|       triumphed, and his doctrine was recognized by the council as the true
50  9,16|              by the Turks, and he was recognized by the sultan. The choice
51  9,18|          Greek Church Fathers already recognized the Latin dogma, but that
52  9,18|             declare that he cannot be recognized as a mystic at all.[382]
53  9,18|               is just beginning to be recognized. His writings must first