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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... Chalcedon under the immediate eye of Marcian and the fenate of Conftantinople . A quarter of a mile from the ... Chalcedon 62 . Their 6z The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon ( Concil . tom . iv . P. 761-2071 . ) comprehend thofe of ...
... Chalcedon under the immediate eye of Marcian and the fenate of Conftantinople . A quarter of a mile from the ... Chalcedon 62 . Their 6z The Acts of the Council of Chalcedon ( Concil . tom . iv . P. 761-2071 . ) comprehend thofe of ...
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... Chalcedon still triumphs in the protestant churches ; but the ferment of contro- versy has subsided , and the most pious Christians of the present day are ignorant or careless of their own belief concerning the mystery of the ...
... Chalcedon still triumphs in the protestant churches ; but the ferment of contro- versy has subsided , and the most pious Christians of the present day are ignorant or careless of their own belief concerning the mystery of the ...
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... Chalcedon , an orthodox treaty , re- luctantly figned by the dying Anaftafius , and more faithfully performed by the uncle of Juftinian . And fuch was the event of the first of the religious First reli- wars , which have been waged in ...
... Chalcedon , an orthodox treaty , re- luctantly figned by the dying Anaftafius , and more faithfully performed by the uncle of Juftinian . And fuch was the event of the first of the religious First reli- wars , which have been waged in ...
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