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 1  2,2 |       ordinance for religious and secular teachers … Though indeed
 2  3,16|        masses, ecclesiastical and secular, for whom the author put
 3  4,4 |        regards George as the best secular poet of the Byzantine period.[
 4  5,1 | innovation which contradicted the secular traditions of the Empire.
 5  5,4 |      other hand, clashed with the secular interests of the Byzantine
 6  5,4 |             the religious and the secular.~ The iconoclastic emperors,
 7  5,5 |         liable to be tried by the secular laws as an adversary of
 8  5,5 |        They were forced to put on secular dress, and some were compelled
 9  5,6 |        the imperial dignitary and secular possessor of the second
10  5,8 |          literature of all kinds, secular and religious, pagan and
11  5,8 |        relation developed between secular science and theological
12  5,8 |    decided predominance of purely secular art. An example of this
13  5,8 |         epoch, both religious and secular, have perished almost completely.
14  5,8 |   opposition to this official and secular art there existed a monastic
15  6,7 |            wedlock of the clergy, secular investiture, etc.). Whenever
16  6,8 |     acquired by large landowners, secular as well as ecclesiastic,
17  6,8 |         of a closer union between secular and theological elements
18  6,8 |      works, both ecclesiastic and secular, were reflected in his own
19  6,8 |           was a representative of secular knowledge imbued with Hellenism.
20  6,8 |           both ecclesiastical and secular. It is interesting to note
21  7,1 |           both ecclesiastical and secular matters, especially within
22  7,1 |         the hands of the infidel, secular objects and earthly interests
23  7,1 |        With every new crusade the secular side was felt more and more
24  7,1 |          the Fourth Crusade, this secular standpoint gained a definite
25  7,1 |        authority. (3) Worldly and secular motives also played a considerable
26  7,3 |           a representative of the secular, earthly element, put first
27  7,3 |           The treaty had a purely secular character with a clear tendency
28  7,3 |      movement had become entirely secular; secondly, it bifurcated
29  7,4 |          Thus Manuel, both in his secular external policy and in his
30  7,4 |        and as many large estates, secular as well as ecclesiastic,
31  7,4 |      means of confiscation of the secular and ecclesiastic estates,
32  7,4 |          in both ecclesiastic and secular circles. The cultural movement
33  7,4 |         career, Nicetas chose the secular career of an official; beginning,
34  8,10|           renounce their claim to secular power; the latter wished
35  8,14|      clear up its relation to the secular power and to the local Greek
36  8,14|          in the promised crusade. Secular, political, and international
37  8,16|        reached Russia. Blemmydes’ secular works are also of great
38  8,16|          as well as some poems of secular character,[164] complete
39  8,16|           both ecclesiastical and secular, became acquainted with
40  9,12|          the monks, but among the secular clergy and the educated
41  9,12|         got the upper hand of the secular clergy. This movement ended
42  9,12|        patriarch elected from the secular clergy. “From this time
43  9,13|          words, the monks and the secular clergy, a struggle which,
44  9,13|           once for help in purely secular problems. But the threatening
45  9,18|            Gregory of Cyprus (his secular name was George), patriarch
46  9,18|         Gennadius Scholarius (his secular name was George), was a
47  9,18|        monk Maximus Planudes (his secular name was Manuel), a contemporary