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 1  2,2 |          East was the Egyptian city Alexandria, where intellectual activity
 2  2,2 |             movements originated in Alexandria which, according to Professor
 3  2,2 |             by Alexander, bishop of Alexandria. Local efforts to pacify
 4  2,2 |             letter was delivered to Alexandria by Bishop Hosius (Osius)
 5  2,2 |       intended to move from Rome to Alexandria or to Ilion (former Troy).
 6  2,2 |          monuments of Rome, Athens, Alexandria, Ephesus, and Antioch were
 7  2,2 |             Nicaeans, Athanasius of Alexandria. Constantius died in 361,
 8  2,3 |        pagan worship in the city of Alexandria, is particularly significant.
 9  2,3 |           became the Egyptian city, Alexandria. All along the coast of
10  2,3 |           spite of the proximity of Alexandria, the very center of world
11  2,3 |            of Theophilus, bishop of Alexandria, John was consecrated bishop
12  2,4 |     Byzantine church itself, and in Alexandria in particular, by the development
13  2,4 |           The followers of Cyril of Alexandria, while they believed in
14  2,4 |            of the ideas of Cyril of Alexandria. The new teaching was opposed
15  2,5 |          disturbances in Jerusalem, Alexandria, and Antioch caused by the
16  2,5 |     Chalcedon, and the Patriarch of Alexandria, Peter Mongus, were particularly
17  2,5 |         subject to the Patriarch of Alexandria. In this act he tried above
18  2,5 |            to improve conditions in Alexandria, but in the long run it
19  2,5 |        aqueducts, the lighthouse of Alexandria, and other projects, the
20  2,5 |     different attitude prevailed in Alexandria, the old center of heated
21  2,5 | irreconcilable elements. Clement of Alexandria, for example, the famous
22  2,5 |          these the Egyptian city of Alexandria still remained the center
23  2,5 |    rhetorical schools of Athens and Alexandria. Unfortunately, no definite
24  2,5 |             its progressive center, Alexandria.~ An unusual and interesting
25  2,5 |           pagan family, educated in Alexandria and later introduced to
26  2,5 |      Nicaean, Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria, who left a number of writings
27  2,5 |          influence of Athanasius of Alexandria, Palladius once more presented
28  2,5 |         Nestorius, Cyril, bishop of Alexandria, also lived during this
29  2,5 |             by the fanatical mob of Alexandria some time in the early part
30  2,5 |            Antioch, Egypt guided by Alexandria, and Asia Minor, reflecting
31  3,6 |          East and the West, between Alexandria, Antioch, and Rome, was
32  3,8 |        directed to Egypt, mainly to Alexandria, which supplied Constantinople
33  3,8 |       provinces[91] as well as over Alexandria, that densely populated
34  3,9 |            in Egypt, very likely in Alexandria. He engaged in commerce
35  3,9 |           at Thebes. One existed in Alexandria in Egypt, for Egyptian clothes
36  4,1 |           set out to conquer Egypt. Alexandria fell, probably in the year
37  4,1 |             642, the Arabs occupied Alexandria and the victorious Amr sent
38  4,1 |        patriarchates of Antioch and Alexandria were also restored. These
39  4,2 |            history.[77] Antioch and Alexandria, represented by their Monophysitic
40  4,2 |            Sophronius, who lived in Alexandria, and his impressive arguments
41  4,3 | Monotheletism. The patriarchates of Alexandria, Jerusalem, and Antioch,
42  4,4 |             Merciful, archbishop of Alexandria in the seventh century,
43  5,5 |             Antioch, Jerusalem, and Alexandria refused to participate,
44  5,8 |             century, Christopher of Alexandria, Job of Antioch, and Basil
45  5,8 |             classical traditions of Alexandria and a very significant tendency
46  5,8 |         models, especially those of Alexandria, and by introducing oriental
47  6,7 |         patriarchs of Jerusalem and Alexandria of the separation of the
48  9,15|           The eastern patriarchs of Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem
49  9,16|          the patriarchs of Antioch, Alexandria, and Jerusalem; this council