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 1  2,1 |   representing two diametrically opposed points of view, would never
 2  2,3 |       Ambrose held diametrically opposed views on the relation between
 3  2,3 |           it was he who strongly opposed the granting of one of the
 4  2,3 |      influence of those who were opposed to the patriarch and openly
 5  2,4 | Alexandria. The new teaching was opposed by the patriarch of Constantinople
 6  2,4 |        because he had originally opposed it, naturally enough, since
 7  3,6 | decisions of which were strongly opposed by the eastern provinces.
 8  4,2 |    Maximus Confessor, resolutely opposed the Type as well as the
 9  5,4 |         Minor, was also strongly opposed to image-worship. Briefly,
10  5,4 |      pope of Rome, were strongly opposed to the policy of the Emperor.
11  5,4 |  accuracy.~ Pope Gregory II, who opposed Leo’s policy of image-breaking,
12  5,8 |       This election was strongly opposed by the famous Theodore of
13  5,8 |         of Leo V were vehemently opposed by Patriarch Nicephorus,
14  6,2 |          nobody attacked them or opposed them; he marched wherever
15  6,2 |         caliph seems not to have opposed these two demands. When
16  6,7 |           strong will would have opposed the Emperor’s tendency to
17  6,7 |      fourth marriage, vehemently opposed by the patriarch on the
18  6,7 |      This attempt was vehemently opposed by the patriarch and the
19  6,7 |      anchorites) of Mount Athos, opposed to the introduction of cenobitic
20  7,1 |     borrowed from the schools.”~ Opposed to needless luxury and wasteful
21  7,3 |        But Dandolo seems to have opposed his candidacy; he judged
22  7,3 |       position. Innocent III had opposed the diversion of the crusade
23  7,4 |      condemned by the Church and opposed to the Scriptures and tradition
24  7,4 |  language which is diametrically opposed to the popular spoken language
25  8,9 |         plans, undoubtedly, were opposed to the vital interests of
26  9,6 |       serious obstacles could be opposed to the unrestrainable onslaught
27  9,7 |        be an emperor — basileus. Opposed to mercenary troops, Plethon
28  9,9 |   Palaeologi in general, and was opposed to the union of the Churches;
29  9,11|  according to Gregoras, had been opposed to union and was therefore
30  9,12| independence of the church, were opposed to state interference in
31  9,12|          zealots were stubbornly opposed to Michael’s inclination
32  9,12|          moderates were directly opposed to the zealots. They stood
33  9,12|          of one house: father is opposed to son, mother to daughter,
34  9,12|        clergy and population was opposed to the union with the Roman
35  9,15| nationalistic party in Byzantium opposed the idea of union, not only
36  9,15|        Patriarch Joseph, who was opposed to the union, died at Florence
37  9,18|       Greek spirit and therefore opposed to the idea of union. Besides
38  9,18|      Palaeologus, was originally opposed to the reconciliation with