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 1  3,9 |         his later life became a monk. His Greek surname, Indicopleustes,
 2  4,2 |   doctrine rose the Palestinian monk, Sophronius, who lived in
 3  5,5 |       or deacon, be deposed, if monk or layman, anathematised
 4  5,8 |       example, the palms of the monk Lazarus, an image-painter,
 5  5,8 |       177]~ Finally, George the Monk (Monachus) Hamartolus, also
 6  5,8 |     deacon, will be deposed; if monk or layman, will be excommunicated.”[
 7  6,2 |   written by an eyewitness, the monk Theodosius, who was living
 8  7,1 |   eleventh century. A Byzantine monk, Epiphane, the author of
 9  7,1 |        idea into effect was the monk Bernard of Clairvaux, who
10  7,4 |        Bogomilian doctrine, the monk Basil, could eradicate their
11  7,4 |         Emperor appealed to the monk Euthymius Zigabenus, a man
12  7,4 | occurred the famous case of the monk Niphon who preached the
13  8,13|   imperial robes for those of a monk. He left to his successor
14  8,16|          John was “not a gloomy monk confined in, his cell, interested
15  9,2 |  Byzantium, ended his days as a monk. He died in 1332.~ At the
16  9,2 |        died at Hadrianople as a monk, under the name of David.
17  9,2 |      the sixteenth century, the monk Philotheus, wrote; “Two
18  9,4 |         and ended his days as a monk in a monastery on Mount
19  9,13|         state affairs.~ A Greek monk, Barlaam, who arrived from
20  9,13|         an uneducated Byzantine monk. A report presented to the
21  9,13|    attempt of the western Greek monk Barlaam to Latinize the
22  9,13|       There through an ignorant monk he became acquainted with
23  9,17|       church.[299] In 1287, the monk Rabban Sauma, an envoy of
24  9,18|  abdication ended his days as a monk under the name of Ioasaph
25  9,18|       opponent of the Calabrian monk Barlaam, but gradually came
26  9,18|        the philologists was the monk Maximus Planudes (his secular