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 1  2,2 |          took part in the religious disputes and directed them as it
 2  2,2 |         philosophers, who had their disputes yet lived in peace. He also
 3  2,2 |       failed to put an end to Arian disputes, but caused many new similar
 4  2,2 |        Christians would begin their disputes in the presence of Julian,
 5  2,2 |            involved in very serious disputes. Apparently Julian had counted
 6  2,3 |            of Theodosius, religious disputes burst forth once more and
 7  2,3 | particularly in Constantinople. The disputes on dogma, passing beyond
 8  2,3 |          did not succeed. Religious disputes, far from ceasing, only
 9  2,4 |                         Theological disputes and the Third Ecumenical
10  2,4 |          put an end to these church disputes, convoked at Ephesus the
11  2,5 |           the conflicting religious disputes, which became more and more
12  2,5 |           philosophic and religious disputes, where discussions on the
13  2,5 |         which awakened intellectual disputes, aroused passionate discussions,
14  2,5 |           participated in the Arian disputes, inclining sometimes to
15  2,5 |     writings devoted to theological disputes in the fourth century. He
16  3,6 |          participated in dogmatical disputes, passing final decisions
17  3,7 |        power in deciding dogmatical disputes was approved by long practice.
18  3,15|          century and aroused heated disputes among scholars.~ In the
19  3,16|     foundations of the Monophysitic disputes, as their national and cultural
20  3,16|              149]~ The Monophysitic disputes, which continued throughout
21  3,16|     participating in these literary disputes. The writings of the Monophysitic
22  4,2 |       recognizing the danger of all disputes of dogmatical problems which
23  4,2 |             78] Besides prohibiting disputes, the Type ordered the removal
24  4,4 |     fragments, there have been long disputes among scholars with regard
25  4,4 |           theology the Monotheletic disputes of the seventh century,
26  4,4 |            just as the Monophysitic disputes of earlier ages, gave rise
27  4,4 |           period of the Monothelete disputes of the seventh century.
28  5,5 |             the iconodules in their disputes with the iconoclasts. In
29  5,8 |             to pacify all religious disputes even though this involved
30  5,8 |         each other and their heated disputes finally forced Michael III
31  6,6 |            Empire continued the old disputes about the title of basileus
32  6,7 |         eleventh century after long disputes which lasted for almost
33  6,8 |         fond of learning, scholarly disputes, and verse-writing, and
34  6,8 |          influence at court. Heated disputes began concerning the nature
35  7,4 |             the heretics nor public disputes organized by the Emperor
36  7,4 |       Constantinople and allowed no disputes on faith. “A Dialogue against
37  7,4 |         crusades. As is known, such disputes had begun in the West a
38  8,16|          took an active part in the disputes with the papal representatives
39  9,12|         epoch of iconoclasm and the disputes between the Ignatians and
40  9,15|         West.”[284] After fruitless disputes concerning the place of
41  9,18|            and complicated dogmatic disputes of the time. “It seems,”
42  9,18|            details of the religious disputes in which he was one of the
43  9,18|        active part in the religious disputes of his time, favoring reconciliation