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 1  2,3 |  regulating his relations with the heretics and pagans. Even in Constantine’
 2  2,3 |           been contrasted with the heretics (haeretici). During the
 3  2,3 |          religious tendencies were heretics. The pagans (pagani) were
 4  2,3 |       struggle with the pagans and heretics, inflicting upon them penalties
 5  2,3 |       which definitely forbade the heretics to hold assemblies, either
 6  2,3 |            The civil rights of the heretics were greatly curtailed,
 7  2,3 |        merciless struggle with the heretics, Theodosius took decisive
 8  2,4 |        prince, the earth purged of heretics, and I will give you heaven
 9  2,4 |            Assist me in destroying heretics, and I will assist you in
10  2,4 | vanquishing the Persians,”[127] By heretics Nestorius meant all those
11  3,3 |        infidels, whether they were heretics or pagans. This theory,
12  3,6 |          Jews, the pagans, and the heretics. The latter included the
13  4,1 |            Monophysites and other “heretics,” including the Muslims,
14  5,8 |            youth in Phrygia “among heretics, Hebrews, and half-hellenized
15  5,8 |        added to all other books of heretics. Anyone found guilty of
16  6,7 |    insolences . . . along with all heretics, together with the devil
17  7,4 |     anathema is pronounced against heretics and antichurch doctrines
18  7,4 |         neither persecution of the heretics nor public disputes organized
19  7,4 |        refute the arguments of the heretics and to show their emptiness,
20  7,4 |      theological treatises against heretics; Alexius’ Muses, written
21  8,10|      Graecos), shamelessly calling heretics the most orthodox Romans,
22  8,10|            Greeks most impious and heretics.”[81]~ The friendly intercourse
23  8,14|       there, who shouted: “You are heretics. As we have found you heretics
24  8,14|     heretics. As we have found you heretics and excommunicated, so we
25  8,14|             so we leave you now as heretics and excommunicated!” In
26  8,14|          the Greeks: “You are also heretics!”[129]~ At the Council of