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 1  2,2 |      that Constantine decided to call a council.~ The First Ecumenical
 2  2,2 |       the inscriptions and coins call him “God” and “Lord” (Deus
 3  2,2 |    reckoning — Loos, I think you call it — there is a festival
 4  2,3 |       doctrine,” had no right to call their meeting places churches
 5  2,3 |        churches. Some historians call this decree the Edict of
 6  2,4 |        then urged the Emperor to call a council in the year 449
 7  3,15|     those are the people whom we call Greeks at present and whose
 8  4,1 |          Roman and Greek writers call her, formed a large state
 9  4,1 |          was not yet possible to call it a new religion.~ In Medina
10  5,2 |        also to Christ. The first call of Jesus when he returns
11  5,2 |        goal, but some historians call him “the first Bulgar-slayer” (
12  5,8 |         conscience,”[162] others call him a “convinced iconoclast,
13  6,1 |   Armenian blood, Arabic sources call him a Slav. On the one hand,
14  6,3 |     Byzantine sources frequently call them Turks, and western
15  6,3 |        Simeon based his right to call himself “emperor of the
16  7,1 |       the crusades and the first call was expressed at the close
17  7,1 | Palestine was not yet such as to call for any crusading movement.~
18  7,1 |          do not know how one may call it, has so affected and
19  7,3 |          sovereigns answered the call of Innocent III. Philip
20  7,4 |     activity. Some scholars even call this period the epoch of
21  7,4 |         adopted home that we may call him the last of the great
22  7,4 |    Dosicles, which some scholars call desperately dull and a real
23  9,4 |          the archbishop. Sources call him, therefore, “Stephen,
24  9,4 |       Arnaut. The Albanians also call themselves Arber or Arben.
25  9,4 |         so that some specialists call the Albanian tongue “a half-Romance
26  9,6 |         say.~ Historians usually call John Cantacuzene the sole
27  9,18|           as Krumbacher likes to call him? No. He is one of the
28  9,18|        Greek scholar, Sathas, to call him “the last Byzantine
29  9,19|          no sufficient reason to call him a humanist. In all probability,
30  9,19|       before; then he asks me to call him back to me and supplicates
31  9,19|      them, or because the Greeks call Constantinople the second