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 1  2,3 |          only after the victory of orthodoxy at the Council of Chalcedon.~
 2  2,5 |        some portions of Palestine. Orthodoxy was also defended by the
 3  2,5 |       wherein they ardently defend orthodoxy in its struggle with Arianism,
 4  3,1 |         this period was based upon orthodoxy. This once more alienated
 5  3,2 |    wavering husband. He adhered to orthodoxy throughout his long reign,
 6  3,7 |        course, be in the negative. Orthodoxy and Monophysitism did not
 7  3,8 |            Venetoi), who stood for orthodoxy, hence also called Chalcedonians,
 8  3,8 |            of Justin and Justinian orthodoxy prevailed, and the Blues
 9  3,13|    successors of Justinian favored orthodoxy and the Monophysites were
10  4,1 |         and the famous defender of orthodoxy, Patriarch Sophronius of
11  4,2 |        Monophysitic provinces with orthodoxy. But in the year 638, when
12  4,4 |            a convinced defender of orthodoxy during the period of the
13  5,4 |          so-called “restoration of orthodoxy.”~ The study of the iconoclastic
14  5,8 |          to the famous restorer of orthodoxy, Theodora, from Paphlagonia
15  5,8 |          of Irene who had restored orthodoxy in an earlier period. This
16  5,8 |         signify a choice of either Orthodoxy or Catholicism. Officially
17  5,8 |       church.~ ~The restoration of Orthodoxy. The separation of churches
18  5,8 |         solemnized as the feast of orthodoxy in the Greek Orthodox church.
19  5,8 |             the future restorer of orthodoxy. Kasia later founded a monastery
20  6,7 |    patriarchates remained loyal to orthodoxy and supported the patriarch
21  6,8 |          Empire; in his conception orthodoxy and Romania (the Byzantine
22  7,3 |          leader of faith, guide of orthodoxy, protector of education,
23  7,4 |            the brilliance of their orthodoxy, enlighten the world from
24  7,4 |           in full, The Treasure of Orthodoxy (Θησαυρος ορθοδοξιας); this
25  8,2 |         come out as a protector of orthodoxy and of the Greco-Bulgarian
26  8,10|         remarkably kind to eastern Orthodoxy; in one of his letters to
27  8,16| theological treatise A Treasury of Orthodoxy. Theodore’s successor, the
28  9,2 |         Moscow became “Tsar of all Orthodoxy,” and Moscow as the capital
29  9,2 |           and defenders of eastern Orthodoxy, to the throne of the Byzantine
30  9,11|         remained faithful to Greek Orthodoxy. The historian Norden said
31  9,12|          252] Strict supporters of Orthodoxy, the zealots were stubbornly
32  9,12|         Eager guardians of Eastern Orthodoxy, the Arsenites are distinguished
33  9,12|          exhibited the magic word “Orthodoxy.”[256]~ ~Under Michael Palaeologus
34  9,12|   foundation of the Greek church — Orthodoxy. The Arsenites with their
35  9,12|   renounced the union and restored Orthodoxy. A historian of that time
36  9,13|           of the purity of Eastern Orthodoxy and monastic ideals, was
37  9,13|        decisive victory for strict Orthodoxy in general and for the monastic
38  9,13|            deviate from the strict Orthodoxy of the triumphant Palamas
39  9,15|         losing the purity of Greek Orthodoxy, but also from the feeling
40  9,15|            representatives of true Orthodoxy, were deeply offended at
41  9,16|       announced the restoration of Orthodoxy. Leo Allatius, a very well-known
42  9,16|       became a zealous defender of Orthodoxy. With his accession, the
43  9,18|       faithfulness and devotion to Orthodoxy, and loyalty to the Palaeologi