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 1  5,3|         of the legislation of the iconoclasts and that it is to a great
 2  5,3| chronicler, who is hostile to the iconoclasts, compared this order with
 3  5,4|     sources. All the works of the iconoclasts, the imperial decrees, the
 4  5,4|      disseminate their ideas, the iconoclasts sometimes resorted to the
 5  5,4|       asserted that the number of iconoclasts before the iconoclastic
 6  5,4|          in Rome and excluded the iconoclasts from the church. Following
 7  5,5|      population a large number of iconoclasts. Constantine spent the first
 8  5,5|    impression of the error of the iconoclasts,” said Professor Andreev, “
 9  5,5|  abolished and secularized by the iconoclasts. The council devoted much
10  5,5|           their disputes with the iconoclasts. In brief, the council provided
11  5,6|   emperors and excommunicated the iconoclasts, turned to the West in the
12  5,7|           religious policy of the iconoclasts stands quite apart from
13  5,7|            who excommunicated the iconoclasts and turned to the West for
14  5,8|        more than fifty years. The iconoclasts of the first period took
15  5,8|        and polemic materials. The iconoclasts of the second period, therefore,
16  5,8|          exception hostile to the iconoclasts, the persecution of images
17  5,8|  Apparently the opposition of the iconoclasts was not as strong in 842
18  5,8|       theological doctrine of the iconoclasts because almost all the literature
19  5,8|        iconodules. Even among the iconoclasts there were men of moderate,
20  5,8|       Virgin, and the saints, the iconoclasts began to create a new type
21  5,8|        artistic tendencies of the iconoclasts are viewed by art historians
22  5,8|           partial victory for the iconoclasts over the extreme icon-worshipers.[
23  5,8|    however, the literature of the iconoclasts was destroyed almost completely
24  5,8|           a vehement enemy of the iconoclasts in the second period of
25  5,8|      refutes the arguments of the iconoclasts chiefly in his three “Refutations
26  5,8|          a convinced enemy of the iconoclasts, left a universal chronicle
27  5,8|       varied had the works of the iconoclasts survived through the ages.~
28  5,8|         art were destroyed by the iconoclasts. “Their violence is to be
29  5,8|       from Persia. And though the iconoclasts categorically suppressed
30  5,8|         It was to the time of the iconoclasts that the Second Golden Age