Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,2 |    efforts of his adherents, was refused communion by Alexander,
 2  2,2 |         leader of Hellenism, who refused to study Latin, regarding
 3  2,2 |        accompli, but Constantius refused to do so. A civil war seemed
 4  2,3 |     Nicaea. The bishop, however, refused and preferred to leave the
 5  2,3 |        This movement, naturally, refused to lend its support to the
 6  3,3 |         violence our Italy, have refused to give it back.”[16] He
 7  3,11|         broken by Justin II, who refused to continue the payment
 8  4,3 |         ecumenical. Pope Sergius refused to sign the acts of the
 9  5,4 |        or 726.[84] Germanus, who refused to sign this decree, was
10  5,5 |        Jerusalem, and Alexandria refused to participate, and the
11  5,8 |         other with Ignatius, who refused to give up his title voluntarily.
12  5,8 |      pounds of gold, the Emperor refused to grant this demand. In
13  6,7 |        church. Basil and Photius refused to yield in any of these
14  6,7 |         them. The patriarch also refused to make any concessions
15  7,1 |          but Bohemond decisively refused to do so.~ At that time,
16  7,1 |       because Tancred of Antioch refused to carry into effect his
17  7,1 |         Emperor and later on had refused to submit to John in spite
18  7,4 |     Italy had somewhat improved, refused this offer.~ A council was
19  8,2 |         capital for Bulgaria and refused to come to Nicaea on Theodore’
20  8,2 |       had withdrawn to Bulgaria, refused to come to Nicaea, a new
21  8,7 |       Romans. This meant that he refused to recognize the title of
22  8,7 |  Thessalonica was proclaimed and refused to recognize the Empire
23  8,17|   Byzantium independently and he refused to acknowledge any connection
24  9,5 | patriarch of Constantinople, who refused to recognize the acts of
25  9,15|        of Ephesus at their head, refused to sign the decree.~ In
26  9,15|         Mark of Ephesus, who had refused to sign the decree of union;
27  9,18|     metropolitan of Ephesus, who refused to sign the act of the union