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 1  2,1 |  scholars on this subject differ widely. P. Batiffol defended the
 2  2,3 |       native Syriac language was widely used in the East.[111] The
 3  2,3 |        The fact that it was very widely distributed and applied
 4  2,4 |        its Nestorian form spread widely into central Asia and was
 5  2,5 |        by the orthodox movement, widely supported in the capital,
 6  2,5 |         fourth century it became widely spread in the West through
 7  2,5 |         was, after all, the most widely spoken language in the eastern
 8  3,6 |          doctrines. Arianism was widely spread in the West among
 9  3,9 |         into Slavonic and became widely spread among the Slavs.
10  4,1 |       principles. Instead of the widely spread cruel custom of revenge,
11  4,4 | Areopagite” (Pseudo-Areopagite), widely spread in the Middle Ages.
12  5,4 |       Islam. Finally, one of the widely known Eastern medieval sects,
13  5,4 |    image-worship had spread very widely and grown very strong. Images
14  5,8 |     servile condition flourished widely in the Empire. In sources
15  5,8 |       Constantinople.~ Ignatius, widely known in his time for his
16  6,7 |          Include the filioque so widely used in the West. At the
17  6,7 |    excessive cupidity has become widely spread in the monasteries
18  6,7 |  original. Many of these, though widely used, were very inaccurate
19  7,1 |     tournaments‑all these spread widely over Constantinople. The
20  7,1 |          VII in the West, spread widely, thanks especially to the
21  7,4 |    enabled the Emperors to apply widely their caesaropapistic ideas:
22  7,4 |    improving their education, by widely developing pastoral activity,
23  7,4 |        St. Panteleimon, which is widely known even today.~ Alexius
24  7,4 |           without spreading very widely throughout the Empire, nevertheless
25  8,10|        relations between the two widely separated rulers, the Emperor
26  8,11|  importance of John Vatatzes was widely and thoroughly appreciated
27  9,15|       John Huss, had spread very widely. Pope Eugenius IV was not
28  9,19|  influenced much more deeply and widely by the famous leaders of