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 1  2,1 |              was indifferent to these matters, that he was a skeptic,
 2  2,2 |             two presbyters. Among the matters taken up by the council
 3  2,3 |          foreigners. As in many other matters, so in this one, I am astonished
 4  2,3 |            particularly interested in matters of government. Throughout
 5  2,5 |              should in ecclesiastical matters also be magnified as she
 6  3,5 |           were issued and a number of matters needed revision. In short,
 7  3,6 | administrative duties wherever church matters were concerned.”[59] In
 8  3,14|                judicial and financial matters — all were at the full disposal
 9  3,16|               source for geographical matters for Constantine Porphyrogenitus.~
10  5,4 |      spiritual as well as in temporal matters. Leo III, too, was a convinced
11  5,8 |            well versed in theological matters, distinguished by his fervent
12  5,8 |            and leader in iconoclastic matters was John the Grammarian,
13  6,7 |              rule over ecclesiastical matters. Under Leo’s successors
14  7,1 |            ecclesiastical and secular matters, especially within Bulgaria,
15  7,1 |           some most important current matters, strictly ecclesiastical,
16  7,2 |       Constantinople were imprisoned. Matters came to such a pass that
17  7,4 |              the infallible judges of matters of God and man.” This opinion
18  8,9 |             62] Tolerant in religious matters, well educated, and clement,
19  8,14|              as far as ecclesiastical matters were concerned, the Greek
20  8,14|           policy, take part in church matters, and preside at the ecclesiastical
21  8,14|           Both sides wished to hasten matters as much as possible. The
22  8,16|          father, interested in school matters. In one of his letters concerning
23  9,12|            great agitation. Sometimes matters came to such a pass that
24  9,16|              remained in force in all matters concerning the inner church
25  9,16|              the synod carried on the matters of church administration.
26  9,19|              confidence in him in all matters pertaining to Greek scholarship.[