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 1  2,2 |      Arius and his most fervent followers were recalled from exile.[
 2  2,3 |   adherent of the Nicene Creed; followers of other religious tendencies
 3  2,3 |         reserved solely for the followers of the Nicene symbol, who
 4  2,3 |      with the natives, who were followers of the Nicene Creed. The
 5  2,3 |      was again deposed, and his followers, the Johannites, were severely
 6  2,4 |         still remained numerous followers of this teaching in Syria
 7  2,4 |        a considerable number of followers in India.~ The Council of
 8  2,4 | opposition to Nestorianism. The followers of Cyril of Alexandria,
 9  2,4 |  Monophysitic doctrine, and its followers are known as the Monophysites (
10  2,5 |  Eutyches, as well as all their followers, and stated that Jesus Christ
11  3,1 |      siding definitely with the followers of the Council of Chalcedon
12  3,6 |        center. The Jews and the followers of minor heretical movements
13  4,1 |      secretly departed with his followers from his native city in
14  4,1 |       They received him and his followers very warmly and later changed
15  4,1 |      that time Muhammed and his followers freely made their pilgrimages
16  4,1 |     submission to God,” and the followers of Islam are called Muslims,
17  4,1 |      conquests. Very few of the followers of Muhammed fought in Syria
18  5,8 |     Theodore of Studion and his followers, the Studites, who were
19  5,8 |      Studion, Theodore, and his followers, the Studites, convinced
20  5,8 |        and banished many of his followers.~ According to the surviving
21  6,2 |       of Asia Minor against the followers of the sect of the Paulicans
22  6,7 |     enjoy the admiration of his followers, who remained true to him
23  6,7 |      Patriarch “Michael and his followers, guilty of the above-mentioned
24  7,1 |     Byzantine writers named his followers Bogomiles. From Bulgaria
25  7,1 |       western Europe, where the followers of the eastern dualistic
26  7,1 |         and wide. Secondly, the followers of the Bogomile doctrine
27  7,1 |     attributed by Gibbon to the followers of Peter the Hermit: “The
28  7,3 |      circumstances and were the followers of the so-called “theory
29  7,3 |      Byzantine Empire.~ But the followers of “the theory of premeditation”
30  9,9 |    thought. The emperor and his followers partook together of “the
31  9,12|      trace, along with its last followers, giving place to new civil
32  9,13|         and the Platonic, whose followers were anathematized by the
33  9,18|       the new forms of art. The followers of the so-called “western”