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 1  2,1 |         wanted to strengthen the unity of the Empire through a
 2  2,1 |          of the Empire through a unity of the Church.”[21]~ The
 3  2,2 |      Aurelian re-established its unity and for this achievement
 4  2,2 |        power did not destroy the unity of the Empire, so under
 5  2,2 |       Arcadius and Honorius that unity was maintained: there were
 6  2,3 |          1) the establishment of unity within the Empire which
 7  2,3 |         failed to achieve church unity. Arianism in its various
 8  2,5 |         theoretically recognized unity, had practically detached
 9  3,5 |      There was a decided lack of unity in this work. This fault
10  3,6 |        attempting to establish a unity of faith among his subjects.
11  3,6 |       view, for they menaced the unity of the Empire.~ Although
12  3,6 |          achievement of a church unity between the East and the
13  3,7 |           There was no religious unity, and Justinian’s attempt
14  3,16|        not bring about religious unity and resulted only in additional
15  4,1 |       and they began to form the unity which made possible their
16  4,1 |    Emperor Aurelian restored the unity of the Empire, and in the
17  4,1 |        equal power. There was no unity of action among these governors.
18  4,2 |        about some sort of church unity by making certain concessions
19  4,2 |         of dogma. It seemed that unity was possible if the Orthodox
20  5,5 | undermining the vital forces and unity of the Empire.~ ~
21  5,6 |        is self-evident that this unity of the Empire was purely
22  5,6 |    Furthermore, the very idea of unity was being forgotten in the
23  6,7 | abundance of goods, namely, pure unity and spiritual joining free
24  7,1 |  illusive dream of restoring the unity of the former Roman Empire;
25  7,1 |  delusive dream of restoring the unity of the Empire as heir to
26  7,3 |        the East had no political unity, they had no religious unity
27  7,3 |     unity, they had no religious unity either, for these three
28  8,2 |         and power of David.” The unity of the Empire meant also
29  8,2 |         of the Empire meant also unity in the church. “There shall
30  8,14|       For the restoration of the unity of the Christian world the
31  9,3 |         ecclesiastical peace and unity and to further the liberation
32  9,13|         was indivisible and full unity with God, and who chose
33  9,13|       God, and the attainment of unity with Him, and concentrate
34  9,13|       state of ecstasy, a mystic unity with God, deification (apotheosis;