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 1  2,2 |        demanded that Constantius recognize the fait accompli, but Constantius
 2  2,4 |       did not agree with them to recognize the teaching of Eutyches (
 3  2,5 |  Headless,” because they did not recognize the leadership of the Alexandrian
 4  4,2 |     Orthodox Church consented to recognize that Jesus Christ had two
 5  5,3 |          the modern world should recognize the high significance of
 6  5,7 |         For instance, the Greeks recognize him “as one of the greatest
 7  6,2 |          the Muhammedan yoke and recognize the authority of the Byzantine
 8  6,2 |   privily, so that no one should recognize him. The Persian related: “
 9  6,7 | exclaimed, “If any man refuse to recognize Photius as the Holy Patriarch
10  6,8 |         in the provinces did not recognize his rights to the throne,
11  7,1 |          this problem incline to recognize, with some limitations,
12  7,1 |         the imperial dignity; to recognize this title would have been
13  7,1 |          king of Jerusalem might recognize the imperial suzerainty
14  7,1 |         therefore he bade Manuel recognize the authority of the western
15  7,1 | condition that the latter should recognize the suzerainty of the Empire.
16  7,4 | Prodromus. One group of scholars recognize two writers with the name
17  8,7 |    independent ruler and did not recognize any superiority or leadership
18  8,7 |         meant that he refused to recognize the title of John Vatatzes,
19  8,7 |        proclaimed and refused to recognize the Empire of Nicaea, there
20  8,10|    adversary who, by refusing to recognize the Orthodox patriarchate
21  8,10|     compromises, the West should recognize the eastern church and that
22  8,14|    patriarch provided they would recognize the overlordship of the
23  8,16|  Rodophilos and Belthandros they recognize the popular Hellenized western
24  8,17|        But Alexius was forced to recognize Trebizond as an almost independent
25  9,5 |   Constantinople, who refused to recognize the acts of this council
26  9,9 |        will be finally forced to recognize the victory of Christ”;
27  9,11|          that the Emperor should recognize filioque, azyme (unleavened
28  9,15|       the Greeks were willing to recognize these dogmas, and the weary