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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Page 283
... Antioch and Alexandria , and measured their diocese by the limits of the empire . The long moderation of Atticus , the mild ufurper of the throne of Chryfoftom , fufpended the animofities of the eastern patriarchs ; but Cyril was at ...
... Antioch and Alexandria , and measured their diocese by the limits of the empire . The long moderation of Atticus , the mild ufurper of the throne of Chryfoftom , fufpended the animofities of the eastern patriarchs ; but Cyril was at ...
Page 290
... Antioch , who with a small , though refpectable , train of metropolitans and divines , was advancing by flow journies from the distant capital of the Eaft . Impatient of a delay which he stig- matized as voluntary and culpable ...
... Antioch , who with a small , though refpectable , train of metropolitans and divines , was advancing by flow journies from the distant capital of the Eaft . Impatient of a delay which he stig- matized as voluntary and culpable ...
Page 297
... Antioch ; and , after a fhort paufe , his fucceffors , Maximian and Proclus , were acknow- ledged as the lawful bishops of Conftantinople . But in the filence of his cell , the degraded patriarch could no longer resume the innocence and ...
... Antioch ; and , after a fhort paufe , his fucceffors , Maximian and Proclus , were acknow- ledged as the lawful bishops of Conftantinople . But in the filence of his cell , the degraded patriarch could no longer resume the innocence and ...
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