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Regarding a Numerological Plot and its Sources in Paisius Ligarides’ Book on the Trial of Patriarch Nikon

Vestnik NSU Series History and Philology
Purpose . The authors of the article focus on the number five, which is considered sacred in Christian culture. This number, like other figures in the top ten, plays a significant role in the literary device used by Metropolitan Paisius Ligarides
S. Sevastyanova, P. Rylik
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The Definition of Patriarchal Jurisdictional Spheres in Late Antiquity: Questioning Delimitations (Rome, Constantinople and the Eastern Illyricum)

Millennium
The complex genesis of the pentarchy of patriarchal sees within the Late Antique imperial church is well-known. Nevertheless, the outcome of this development is often seen as a unique covering of the Mediterranean world with five spheres of ...
Sebastian Kolditz
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Russia and the Development of the European Idea during the Reign of Alexander I

ISTORIYA
The author of this article, based on the documents of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the reign of Alexander I, analyses the foreign policy initiatives of the Russian Empire in the early 19th century in the direction of European integration ...
V. Dudarev
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Patriarch

John of Moravia between the Czech Lands and the Patriarchate of Aquileia (ca. 1345–1394), 2019
T he world's Catholic Bishops, assembled in council, fell into hushed silence as the bearded, black-robed hierarch, striking in his ebony-veiled stove-pipe hat in a sea of white miters and copes, approached the podium to speak. Suddenly the two observers
Ondřej Schmidt, Graeme Dibble, S. Dibble   +2 more
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L'institution patriarcale et la pentarchie. Un point de vue orthodoxe

Revue théologique de Louvain, 1972
De Halleux André. L'institution patriarcale et la pentarchie. Un point de vue orthodoxe. In: Revue théologique de Louvain, 3ᵉ année, fasc. 2, 1972. pp. 177-199.
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Europe as a Pentarchy? – Peacekeeping, Balance of Power, and the Congress System as Early Forms of European Integration

2023
This paper discusses the cooperative potential of the great power system in post-Napoleonic Europe – the Pentarchy – and argues that the predominant policies of peacekeeping and “balance of power” as well as the short period of regular diplomatic congresses after 1815 point towards an early form of European integration.
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Der päpstliche Primat und die Pentarchie

1970
Forum Katholische Theologie, Bd. 24 Nr.
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Heinz Duchhardt, Balance of Power und Pentarchie 1700–1785

1999
Endlich! Mit diesem Wort last sich am besten beschreiben, mit welcher Freude und Genugtuung wohl alle die Wissenschaftler, die sich in Lehre und Forschung mit der Geschichte des Internationalen Staatensystems befassen, das Erscheinen dieses Werkes, den Pilotband eines auf 9 Bande angelegten Handbuches der Geschichte der Internationalen Beziehungen ...
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Heinz Duchhardt, Balance of Power und Pentarchie. Internationale Beziehungen 1700–1785, 1997

2019
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Päpstliche Kommunikationsmacht zwischen humilitas und potestas. Die synodalen Briefe Gregors des Großen im Kontext der Pentarchie

Mittellateinisches Jahrbuch
Tristan Spillmann: Papal Communicative Power between humilitas and potestas. The Synodal Letters of Gregory the Great in the Context of the Pentarchy This paper examines the so-called ›synodal letter‹ (epistula synodalis) of Pope Gregory the Great (590 – 604), its ecclesiastical and social functions, style, content and place within his extensive ...
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