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 1  2,1 |          shields the likeness of the divine sign of Christ (coeleste
 2  2,1 |             Empire. Reference to the divine apparition and to armies
 3  2,2 |             both of them believed in Divine Providence and Jesus Christ. “
 4  2,2 |          meant to indicate that some divine power was leading him. Laborers
 5  2,2 |          longing for the rays of the divine planet penetrated deep into
 6  2,4 |              of how the union of the divine substance of Jesus Christ
 7  2,4 |             after its union with the divine nature. As long as this
 8  2,4 |             the preponderance of the divine nature over the human in
 9  2,4 |           completely absorbed by the divine substance; hence Jesus Christ
10  2,4 |             Christ possessed but one—divine—nature. This new teaching
11  2,5 |           Christ of two natures, the divine and the human. The Henoticon
12  3,16|             basilica of St. Sophia (“divine wisdom”) which was set on
13  3,16| Constantinople), “As for St. Sophia, Divine Wisdom, the human mind can
14  4,1 |        through which they aspired to divine the future. In some parts
15  4,1 |             to a striving toward the divine even on the part of the
16  4,1 |            Middle Ages Dante, in his Divine Comedy, considered Muhammed
17  4,1 |            no miracle, no example of divine vengeance on erring Christendom;
18  4,4 |             whom Eriugena calls “the divine philosopher,” “the all-wise,” “
19  5,3 |           talk”), which contradicted divine dogma and destroyed salutary
20  5,5 |            ventures to represent the divine image of the Logos after
21  5,6 |           could the emperor exercise divine authority on earth.”[106]
22  6,7 |               intended to oppose the divine doctrine and to destroy
23  7,1 |           forth on a march and, with divine assistance, taken Jerusalem
24  7,1 |              to thyself another more divine and broad way, — that to
25  7,1 |          Thessalonica: “According to divine purpose, with the death
26  7,4 |       diptychs and to mention him in divine services, and under the
27  7,4 |           collectors, despising both divine laws and imperial ordinances,”
28  7,4 |          Pisans at St. Sophia during divine service and in the Hippodrome
29  9,6 |              them rather than to the divine Gospels.”[126] To satisfy
30  9,9 |       together of “the undefiled and divine mysteries,” and said farewell
31  9,13|             mind, and the desire for divine contemplation through the
32  9,13|            their corporeal eyes, the divine and uncreated light shining
33  9,13|             affirm that they see the divine light with their corporeal
34  9,13|             thereby they declare the divine blessing created and the
35  9,13|             blessing created and the divine being apprehensible.~ The
36  9,13|             the light of Thabor; the divine light was uncreated, and
37  9,18|             pledged to the theory of divine right.”[394] Of course the
38  9,19|     Bessarion] was the reflection of divine and true wisdom.”[474] Many