Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,4 |     called Monophysitism, or the Monophysitic doctrine, and its followers
 2  2,5 |   majority of the population was Monophysitic. The Monophysites remained
 3  2,5 |       either the orthodox or the Monophysitic teachings on the union in
 4  2,5 |        both the orthodox and the Monophysitic movements were unwilling
 5  2,5 |        the capital, however, the Monophysitic leanings of the Emperor
 6  2,5 |        the time of Zeno, and the Monophysitic, under Zeno and Anastasius.
 7  2,5 |   favorable attitude towards the Monophysitic doctrine and the explicit
 8  2,5 |        doctrine and the explicit Monophysitic sympathies of Anastasius
 9  2,5 |        in general devoted to the Monophysitic doctrine, there could be
10  2,5 |        to follow a very definite Monophysitic policy. Both these emperors
11  2,5 |      subsequent period. In their Monophysitic policy both were confronted
12  2,5 |          Chalcedon condemned the Monophysitic doctrine. Since this doctrine
13  3,2 |      significance of the eastern Monophysitic provinces, which were in
14  3,6 |       relations with the eastern Monophysitic church, thereby breaking
15  3,6 |    following was, of course, the Monophysitic. The struggle with the Arians
16  3,7 |       over him. One contemporary Monophysitic writer (John of Ephesus)
17  3,7 |          capital to five hundred Monophysitic monks; they were likened
18  3,7 |         concerning primarily the Monophysitic faith. The Emperor was very
19  3,16|       the period. Written from a Monophysitic point of view, this history
20  3,16|      dogmatic foundations of the Monophysitic disputes, as their national
21  3,16|        of the period.”[149]~ The Monophysitic disputes, which continued
22  3,16|    disputes. The writings of the Monophysitic side in the Greek original
23  3,16|      disturbances in the eastern Monophysitic provinces. Justinian met
24  4,1 |         Syria and Palestine, the Monophysitic population heartily preferred
25  4,1 |         the Ghassanids in Syria, Monophysitic in its religious tendencies
26  4,1 |          repeatedly pointed out. Monophysitic and partly Nestorian in
27  4,2 |    reclaiming for the Empire its Monophysitic provinces — Syria, Palestine,
28  4,2 |      began negotiations with the Monophysitic bishops of the eastern provinces
29  4,2 | Alexandria, represented by their Monophysitic patriarchs appointed by
30  4,2 |         to reconcile the eastern Monophysitic provinces with orthodoxy.
31  4,2 |          days were numbered. The Monophysitic question had lost its political
32  4,3 |     resolute alienation from the Monophysitic and Monotheletic population
33  4,4 |     seventh century, just as the Monophysitic disputes of earlier ages,
34  4,4 |    manner similar to that of the Monophysitic writings. This literature