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 1  9,4 |          example, of Italy, Pisa, Florence, and Ancona — of the Adriatic
 2  9,8 | conclusion of the famous Union of Florence. As far as real help to
 3  9,9 |    participator in the Council of Florence, arrived in Constantinople,
 4  9,15|                      The Union of Florence.~ The most celebrated church
 5  9,15|     church union was the Union of Florence in 1439. At this time the
 6  9,15|      reason why at the Council of Florence the necessity of a common
 7  9,15|        plague broke out there, to Florence. Some of the members of
 8  9,15|       under the House of Este and Florence under the House of Medici
 9  9,15|           on the point of leaving Florence. Patriarch Joseph, who was
10  9,15|     opposed to the union, died at Florence before its official promulgation.
11  9,15|         1439, in the cathedral of Florence, Santa Maria del Fiore.
12  9,15|          of marks of the union of Florence. A very interesting contemporary
13  9,15|           one of the libraries of Florence, Biblioteca Laurenziana;
14  9,15|         council. The cathedral of Florence, Santa Maria del Fiore,
15  9,15|      exists. In another church of Florence, Santa Maria Novella, one
16  9,15|         Palazzo Riccardi, also at Florence, there has been preserved
17  9,15|       Joseph, whose entrance into Florence he might have personally
18  9,15|       some relics of the Union of Florence. Between the big bas-reliefs,
19  9,15|        relating to the Council of Florence; the Emperor’s sailing from
20  9,15|         meeting of the Council of Florence, the Emperor’s departure
21  9,15|      during the Emperor’s stay at Florence.[286]~ Like the Union of
22  9,15|       Union of Lyon, the Union of Florence was not accepted in the
23  9,15|           in 1443, the Council of Florence was called “impure” (μιαρα).[
24  9,15|          decree of the Council of Florence, and as late as the nineteenth
25  9,16|      participated in the Union of Florence, now a cardinal in the Roman
26  9,16|        the Council of Ferrara and Florence and had been then a partisan
27  9,17|          Italian, Buondelmonti of Florence, wrote that one of the most
28  9,17|      commercial relations between Florence and Constantinople show
29  9,18|          member of the Council of Florence and later cardinal of the
30  9,18|           the Platonic Academy at Florence.~ In this city Plethon wrote
31  9,18|          Byzantine philosopher at Florence is one of the most important
32  9,19|         stayed for three years at Florence with Boccaccio, to whom
33  9,19|       taught at the University of Florence, where a great group of
34  9,19|           the Platonic Academy at Florence and the regenerator of Platonic
35  9,19|           epoch of the Council of Florence, and gathered together almost