Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |  decision of a bishop had to be accepted as final in cases concerning
 2  2,4 |       into central Asia and was accepted by a considerable number
 3  2,5 |        this canon was generally accepted in the East. It raised the
 4  2,5 | compromises on both sides. Zeno accepted this proposal and issued
 5  2,5 |      Alexandrian Patriarch, who accepted the Henoticon. The Pope
 6  2,5 |        consulship, which Clovis accepted with gratitude.[149] This,
 7  2,5 |      point of view has not been accepted by scholars.[181]~ Priscus
 8  3,16|       however, is not generally accepted.[144]~ The true chronicler
 9  4,1 |         had not previously been accepted as an official title. Up
10  4,1 |  members of the Lakhmid dynasty accepted it. Both dynasties had to
11  4,1 |       explanation can hardly be accepted from a historical point
12  4,3 |  followed by declaring that “he accepted all those canons which did
13  4,4 |         some of these laws were accepted and introduced into legislation
14  5,1 |         This view is at present accepted by some scholars,[2] but
15  5,3 |     compilers of the Ecloga are accepted by the civil legislation
16  5,3 | Zachariä von Lingenthal, is not accepted by scholars.[47]~ The form
17  5,4 |       an innovation. It was the accepted caesaro-papistic view of
18  5,5 |    members of the higher clergy accepted the decrees of the iconoclastic
19  5,5 |        Catholic church had ever accepted idols.” The bishops of the
20  5,8 |       that all emperors who had accepted images and worshiped them
21  5,8 |      and confirmed the divinely accepted doctrine of the Holy Fathers
22  5,8 |   author, and many writers have accepted his conclusions.[185] But
23  6,1 |         one hand, the generally accepted name “Macedonian” is applied
24  6,7 | Constantinople, quite naturally accepted the Byzantine point of view,
25  6,8 |         things,” they cannot be accepted in full.[192]~ Basil I was
26  7,1 |       Belgian historian must be accepted with some reservations.
27  7,2 |         of Nicetas Choniates is accepted, being Wallachian.~ The
28  8,9 |         without bloodshed, Asen accepted the proposition and promised
29  8,16|      This erroneous opinion was accepted in the History of Byzantine
30  8,17|      especially Uspensky’s, are accepted, it must also be affirmed
31  8,17|     specific term was generally accepted in Byzantium to designate
32  9,7 |    Constantinople, where it was accepted with great gratitude. But
33  9,15|       Union of Florence was not accepted in the East, and on his
34  9,18|   detail. Inwardly Orthodox, he accepted the compromise with Rome
35  9,18|  hypothesis, however, cannot be accepted, because an exactly opposite