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‘The clamour of Babel, in all the tongues of the Levant’: multivernacular and multiscriptal Constantinople around 1900 as a literary world

Textual Practice, 2020
Helena Bodin
exaly  

The Status Of The Patriarch Of Constantinople After The Fourth Crusade

2008
In schism the object of polemic or of negotiation in hope of a union, the patriarch’s status in the unhoped-for union became concrete and wanted definition. The letters of Popes Innocent III (1198–1216) and Honorius III (1216–1227) reveal how the popes understood the role and power of the patriarch in theory and how they treated the patriarch in ...
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Greek Patriarchs of Constantinople

Notes and Queries
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The Church Politics of the Patriarchate of Constantinople under Manuel I Komnenos, and the Crisis in the Metropoly of Rus’ (1156—1169)

ISTORIYA, 2019
Ю Виноградов Андрей, С Желтов Михаил   +1 more
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Eastern Orthodox Christians and the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople

Abstract The number of Eastern Orthodox Christians in Turkey has been in decline in parallel to the decrease in the overall non-Muslim population due to the identity reconstruction process since the founding of the Republic. The low numbers of non-Muslim population seem ironic particularly since the 1990s, when their cultural ...
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The Œcumenical patriarchs of constantinople

Notes and Queries, 1870
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Views of the Polish government on the role of Patriarchate of Constantinople in the Orthodox world in the context of negotiations with Patriarch Meletius IV (Metaxakis) on the autocephaly of the Polish Orthodox Church (1922–1923)

Славяноведение, 2020

semanticscholar   +1 more source

Ecumenical Patriarchate of Constantinople

2017
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Dendroarchaeology of the mid-first millennium AD in Constantinople

Journal of Archaeological Science, 2012
Charlotte L Pearson
exaly  

Between Wonder and Omen: Conjoined Twins and the Mandylion from Constantinople to Norman Sicily

GESTA-International Center of Medieval Art, 2023
exaly