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 1  2,2 |      essence) with His Father. The Nicene Creed was signed by many
 2  2,2 |          leaders who supported the Nicene Creed. And while the Nicene
 3  2,2 |        Nicene Creed. And while the Nicene creed was never officially
 4  2,2 |           strong opposition to the Nicene Council and the cause of
 5  2,2 |            decided in favor of the Nicene Creed. This was in harmony
 6  2,2 |      Constantine realized that the Nicene decisions were contrary
 7  2,2 |            of the partisans of the Nicene Creed were deprived of their
 8  2,2 |     Constans were adherents of the Nicene Creed, Constantius, continuing
 9  2,2 |         Jovian, a Christian of the Nicene Creed. Forced by the king
10  2,3 |            devoted follower of the Nicene Creed, Christianity was
11  2,3 |            of his adherence to the Nicene doctrines, he undertook
12  2,3 |           Valentinian followed the Nicene Creed; Valens was an Arian.
13  2,3 |       Valens was an Arian. But the Nicene allegiance of Valentinian
14  2,3 |     decided inclination toward the Nicene Creed. Of particular significance
15  2,3 |    Catholic was an adherent of the Nicene Creed; followers of other
16  2,3 |          himself a follower of the Nicene Creed, he began his long
17  2,3 |           for the followers of the Nicene symbol, who were to take
18  2,3 |   confirmed the declaration of the Nicene symbol about the Father
19  2,3 |             that is, the Catholic (Nicene) clergy, Theodosius was
20  2,3 |             But by designating the Nicene Creed as the only legal
21  2,3 |        life was to create a single Nicene church; but in spite of
22  2,3 |          one of the signers of the Nicene symbol. The true enlightener
23  2,3 |          who were followers of the Nicene Creed. The Crimean Goths
24  2,3 |        Council, by proclaiming the Nicene Creed the dominant form
25  2,3 |      recede from his original firm Nicene position. He was compelled
26  2,3 |      luxury and a firm defender of Nicene doctrines, John made many
27  5,5 |            great importance of the Nicene Council does not lie only
28  8,9 |          and opened the way to the Nicene master to extend his influence
29  8,9 |            with the consent of the Nicene and other eastern patriarchs.~
30  8,12| persistence and energy of the best Nicene Emperor. The generations
31  8,13|         the western outpost of the Nicene Empire, and necessarily
32  8,14|  Ecclesiastical relations with the Nicene and Latin empires.~ The
33  8,14|          Constantinople. The first Nicene ruler, Theodore Lascaris,
34  8,14|         Constantinople. During the Nicene Empire the plan for union
35  8,15|            Turks to crowd into the Nicene dominions to buy, at a high
36  8,15|    abundance into the hands of the Nicene Greeks and filled the imperial
37  8,16|           the cultural life of the Nicene Empire was, undoubtedly,
38  8,16|        history of the epoch of the Nicene Empire and serves as a continuation
39  8,16|       movement of the epoch of the Nicene Empire has great importance
40  9,18|          to 1359, the epoch of the Nicene and Latin Empires and the