The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Volume 8T. Cadell jun. and W. Davies, 1802 - Byzantine Empire |
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... Alexandria ( p . 1835-1930 . ) . 68 Photius ( or rather Eulogius of Alexandria ) confesses , in a fine pallage , the fpecious colour of this double charge against pope Leo and his fynod of Chalcedon ( Bibliot . cod . ccxxv . p . 768 ...
... Alexandria ( p . 1835-1930 . ) . 68 Photius ( or rather Eulogius of Alexandria ) confesses , in a fine pallage , the fpecious colour of this double charge against pope Leo and his fynod of Chalcedon ( Bibliot . cod . ccxxv . p . 768 ...
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... Alexandria , who had accepted the communion of Conftanti- nople , without exacting a formal condemnation of the fynod of Chalcedon . For accepting the com- munion of Alexandria , without a formal approba- tion of the fame fynod , the ...
... Alexandria , who had accepted the communion of Conftanti- nople , without exacting a formal condemnation of the fynod of Chalcedon . For accepting the com- munion of Alexandria , without a formal approba- tion of the fame fynod , the ...
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... Alexandria 44 was torn by the difputes of the CHAP . corruptibles and incorruptibles , and on the death of the patriarch , the two factions upheld their refpec- tive candidates 4. Gaian was the disciple of Ju- lian , Theodofius had been ...
... Alexandria 44 was torn by the difputes of the CHAP . corruptibles and incorruptibles , and on the death of the patriarch , the two factions upheld their refpec- tive candidates 4. Gaian was the disciple of Ju- lian , Theodofius had been ...
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