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• Donation of Constantine
  ... ntine.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A 13th-century fresco of [[Sylvester I]] and [[Constantine the Great]], showing the purported Donation ([[Santi Quattro Coronati]], R ... ... gery|forged]] Roman imperial [[decree]] by which the 4th century emperor [[Constantine the Great]] supposedly transferred authority over Rome and the [[Western R ...
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• Constantine Simonides
  [[Image:Constantine-Simonides.jpg |200px|thumb|right|Constantine Simonides]] '''Constantine Simonides''' ([[1820 AD|1820]]–[[1890 AD|1890]]), was a [[Paleography|pa ...
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• Italic Church in the Northern Italy
  How the Bible Adopted by Constantine Was Set Aside ... om the place of humiliation forced on it by Origen's Bible in the hands of Constantine and became the Received Text of Greek Christianity. And when the Greek Eas ...
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• Christianity in Gaul
  ... little from the great persecution. [[Constantius Chlorus]], the father of Constantine, was not hostile to Christianity, and soon after the cessation of persecut ...
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• Codex Sinaiticus
  ... as a corruption of the scriptures and perhaps even a forgery written by [[Constantine Simonides]]. ... , IV, 37). [[T. C. Skeat]] believed that it was already in production when Constantine placed his order, but had to be suspended in order to accommodate differen ...
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• Bible Society
  ... t literature|extant]] letter, dated 331, Emperor [[Constantine I (emperor)|Constantine]] requested [[Eusebius of Caesarea|Eusebius]], [[bishop of Caesarea]], to ...
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• Codex Vaticanus
  ... s among the 50 Bibles that the Emperor [[Constantine I of the Roman Empire|Constantine I]] ordered [[Eusebius of Caesarea]] to produce^[]. The similari ...
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• Byzantine text-type
  ... ommon source. (There are several references in [[Eusebius of Caesarea]] to Constantine paying for manuscript production).
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• 1 John 5:7
  ... roups including [[Roman Catholicism|Catholics]] and [[Muslims|Muslims]]. [[Constantine]]'s successor was a zealous [[Arianism|Arian]]. ====Donation of Constantine====
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• Koine Greek
  ... s [[Medieval Greek]], dates from the foundation of [[Constantinople]] by [[Constantine I]] in [[330 AD|330]]. The post-Classical period of Greek thus refers to t ...
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• Biblical manuscript
  * [[Fifty Bibles of Constantine]]
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• John 1:1
  ... the Slavic language translators implemented the Holy Scriptures of Saints Constantine-Cyril the Philosopher and his brother Methodius.
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• Theodore P. Letis
  ... inson’s 7th Day Adventist approach.[i.e.] The true text was corrupted by Constantine and the Roman Catholic Church. The true text was preserved by the Bogomile ...
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• Origen
  ... ere now under attack and was overturned by a state-influenced Church under Constantine. In its place, the church began to teach the tradition of eternal torment. ...
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• Dean Burgon Society
  ... inson’s 7th Day Adventist approach.[i.e.] The true text was corrupted by Constantine and the Roman Catholic Church. The true text was preserved by the Bogomile ...
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• Gnosticism
  ... ist of sectarians or heretics, composed in 388 AD/CE, against whom Emperor Constantine intended legislation includes Valentinus (and, presumably, his inheritors) ...
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• Constantin von Tischendorf
  ... [http://www.burgmueller.com/tischendorf_e.html Klaus Zehnder-Tischendorf, "Constantine von Tischendorf" 2002]
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• Article: And These Three Are One by Will Kinney
  ... d by a whole gain of ancient writers, from the time of St. John to that of Constantine. This argument is conclusive: For they could not have cited it, had it not ... ... its being, after that time, wanting in many copies, when we remember that Constantine's successor was a zealous Arian, who used every means to promote his bad c ...
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• Development of the Old Testament canon
  ==Constantine the Great== {{seealso|Constantine I and Christianity}}
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• Biblical canon
  ... ion of official writings lead to a sudden explosion of discussions after [[Constantine I]] legalized Christianity in the early 4th century.
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• Caspar René Gregory
  ... us Knowledge, 1908, Vol. II, p. 109). Gregory and Abbot completed the work Constantine Tischendorf left behind at his death (Schaff-Herzog, vol. II, p. 109) and ...
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• English Majority Text Version
  ... a common source. (There are several references in Eusebius of Caesarea to Constantine paying for manuscript production).
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• Bart Ehrman
  ... : A Historian Reveals What We Really Know about Jesus, Mary Magdalene, and Constantine. Oxford University Press, USA. 2004. ISBN 0-19-518140-9.
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• Early Christianity
  ... owing the [[Constantine I and Christianity|conversion]] of [[Constantine I|Constantine the Great]] (just prior to the [[Battle of the Milvian Bridge]] in 312), t ...
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• Minuscule 174
  The manuscript was written by the monk Constantine "tabernis habitante", "cum praeessent praefecturae Georgilas dux Calabriae ...
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• Church of the Holy Apostles
  ... inople the capital of the [[Roman Empire]]. The church was unfinished when Constantine died in 337, and it was brought to completion by his son and successor [[C ... ... [[Isidorus of Miletus]], and was consecrated on 28 June 550. The relics of Constantine and the three saints were re-installed in the new church, and a mausoleum ...
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• Minuscule 502
  ... St. Maximus. In 1853 it was bought together with [[Minuscule 503]] from [[Constantine Simonides]].^{[3]^[2]
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• Minuscule 503
  ... St. Maximus. In 1853 it was bought together with [[Minuscule 502]] from [[Constantine Simonides]].^[3]^[2]
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• Minuscule 2793
  ... ne of very few authentic pieces which were bought Thomas Phillipps from [[Constantine Simonides]] (in 1853/1854).
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• England
  ... 8]} In the 3rd century, Emperor Septimius Severus died at York, where Constantine was subsequently proclaimed emperor.^[29] Christianity was first ...
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• Rome
  With the reign of Constantine I, the 'Bishop of Rome' gained political as well as religious importance, ... ... centres of art in the world. The old St. Peter's Basilica built by Emperor Constantine the Great[42] (which by then was in a terrible state) was demolished and a ...
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• Alexander Hislop
  ... ctually pagan practices grafted onto true Christianity during the reign of Constantine. At this point, he alleged, the merger between the Roman state religion an ... Then, according to Hislop, Constantine, though claiming to convert to Christianity, remained pagan but renamed th ...
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• Quartodecimanism
  ... d Sunday observance.^[12] A new translation of Eusebius' Life of Constantine suggests that this view is no longer widely accepted;^[13] its v ... *13. Cameron, Averil, and Hall, Stuart G., eds., Eusebius: Life of Constantine, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1999, p. 260.
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• Article: 1 John 5:7 These three are one by Will Kinney
  ... its being, after that time, wanting in many copies, when we remember that Constantine's successor was a zealous Arian, who used every means to promote his bad c ...
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• Article: God Forbid; 1 Cor. 16:2 God prospered him by Will Kinney
  ... n fact this is the definition that the Oxford Greek Dictionary gives. Also Constantine Tsirpanlis, former Instructor in Modern Greek Language and Literature at N ...
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• Great uncial codices
  ... ordered by Emperor [[Constantine the Great]] to produce [[Fifty Bibles of Constantine|50 copies of the Bible]].
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• Cyrillic alphabet
  ... ty Press | location = New York | isbn = 0-19-504652-8 | pages = 507|quote=Constantine (Cyril) and his brother Methodius were the sons of the droungarios Leo and ...
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• Byzantine Empire
  ... during which the Roman Empire's [[Greek East and Latin West]] divided. [[Constantine I]] (r. 324–337) reorganized the empire, made Constantinople the new cap ...
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• History of Eastern Orthodox Christian theology
  [[File:Nicaea icon.jpg|thumb|Icon depicting [[Constantine I|the Emperor Constantine]] (centre) and the [[bishop]]s of the [[First Council of Nicaea]] (325) ho ... ... bius Pamphilius: Church History, Life of Constantine, Oration in Praise of Constantine Christian Classics Ethereal Library<!--Bot-generated title-->]</ref>
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• Eastern Orthodox Christian theology
  [[File:Nicaea icon.jpg|thumb|Icon depicting [[Constantine I|the Emperor Constantine]] (centre) and the [[bishop]]s of the [[First Council of Nicaea]] (325) ho ...
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• Catholic Church
  [[Image:Byzantinischer Mosaizist um 1000 002.jpg|thumb|'''Constantine the Great'''<br>Mosaic in [[Hagia Sophia]], c. 1000]] Catholic Christianity was legalized in 313 under [[Constantine I|Constantine's]] [[Edict of Milan]],^[] and declared the state religion of th ...
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• Which Text - Which Foundation by David Brown
  ... ai, in St. Catherine's Monastery, which was a Greek Orthodox Monastery, by Constantine Tischendorf. He was visiting there in 1844, under the patronage of Frederi ...
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• Dangerous Errors in Several Late Printed Bibles by William Kilburne, Gent
  ... ) occasioned so great a controversy in God’s Church, under the Empire of Constantine the Great. For in the Doctrine of the everblessed Trinity, in the debates ...
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• Early Trinitarian Quotes
  ... time of the Council of Nicea (325 AD). This council "was called by Emperor Constantine to deal with the error of Arianism [see page 45] which was threatening the ...
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• Christian views on divorce
  The Christian emperors [[Constantine I|Constantine]] and [[Theodosius I|Theodosius]] restricted the grounds for divorce to gr ...
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• Bible society
  ... t literature|extant]] letter, dated 331, Emperor [[Constantine I (emperor)|Constantine]] requested [[Eusebius of Caesarea|Eusebius]], [[bishop of Caesarea]], to ...
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• Socrates of Constantinople
  ... age what the Church experienced from the days of [[Constantine I (emperor)|Constantine]] to the writer's time. Ecclesiastical dissensions occupy the foreground, ...
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• Aorist
  :Constantine Campbell, 2007, Verbal aspect, the indicative mood, and narrative: soundin ...
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• Aldus Manutius
  ... publication in March 1495: ''Erotemata cum interpretatione Latina'' by [[Constantine Lascaris]]. Andrea Torresani and [[Pier Francesco Barbarigo]], nephew of t ... ... he compositor." The typeface was first used in publishing ''Erotemata'' by Constantine Lascaris in 1495. The Roman typeface was finished later the same year and ...
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• Article: Acts 15:34 by Scion of Zion
  * Tischendorf, Constantine - 1869
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• The Muratorian Fragment
  ... elections from Early Writers Illustrative of Church History to the Time of Constantine (London: MacMillan and co., 1937), pp. 82-88. The horizontal line put over ...
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• Oriental studies
  ... y|growth in translations]] of Arabic texts into Latin, with figures like [[Constantine the African]], who translated 37 books, mostly medical texts, from Arabic ...
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• Eugenios Voulgaris
  * 3. Constantine Cavarnos. ''[http://www.orthodoxinfo.com/ecumenism/Modernism.pdf Orthodox ... * Constantine Cavarnos. ''[http://www.orthodoxinfo.com/ecumenism/Modernism.pdf Orthodox ...
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• Article: Testimony of S. Franklin Logsdon by Scion of Zion
  Let's go back to say 352 A.D., when Constantine, the Old Pagan Wolf, as he was called, was concerned because his kingdom w ...
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• 4716
  ... the Phoenicians; to it were affixed among the Romans, down to the time of Constantine the Great, the guiltiest criminals, particularly the basest slaves, robber ...
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• Basil of Caesarea
  ... l grandfather was a Christian [[martyr]], executed in the years prior to [[Constantine I]]'s conversion.^[]^[] His pious widow, [[Macrina the ...
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• Lorenzo Valla
  ... is best known for his textual analysis that proved that the [[Donation of Constantine]] was a forgery. ... ocument contained the word ''[[satrap]]'' which he believed Romans such as Constantine I would not have used.^[2] The document, though met with great c ...
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• Donation of Constantine
  ... ntine.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A 13th-century fresco of [[Sylvester I]] and [[Constantine the Great]], showing the purported Donation ([[Santi Quattro Coronati]], R ... ... gery|forged]] Roman imperial [[decree]] by which the 4th century emperor [[Constantine the Great]] supposedly transferred authority over Rome and the [[Western R ...
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• Constantine Simonides
  [[Image:Constantine-Simonides.jpg |200px|thumb|right|Constantine Simonides]] '''Constantine Simonides''' ([[1820 AD|1820]]–[[1890 AD|1890]]), was a [[Paleography|pa ...
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• Aldine Press
  *''Erotemata cum interpretatione Latina'' Constantine Lascaris, 8 March 1495.
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• Johannine Comma
  [[Voltaire]] wrote that the verse was inserted at the time of Constantine. "Lactantius...It was about this time that, among the very violent dispute ... ... its being, after that time, wanting in many copies, when we remember that Constantine's successor was a zealous Arian, who used every means to promote his bad c ...
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• Authorized King James Version - Translators to the Reader
  ... ance, and procured to him great obloguy. So the first Christened Emperor [Constantine] (at the least-wise that openly professed the faith himself, and allowed o ... ... piety towards God was the weapon and the only weapon, that both preserved Constantine’s person, and avenged him of his enemies [Eusebius lib 10 cap 8].
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• Johannine Comma and Frederick von Nolan
  ... culiarly accommodated to the opinions of the Arians, who from the reign of Constantine that of Theodosius held an unlimited sway over the church; and there will ...
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• Arius
  ... topic of the [[First Council of Nicaea]], which was convened by Emperor [[Constantine the Great]] in 325. ... d and formalized the [[Christianity]] of the time in the [[Roman Empire]], Constantine sought to unify the newly recognized Church and remove theological divisio ...
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• Book:Memoir of the controversy respecting the three heavenly witnesses, I John v. 7. Orme, William, Ezra Abbott
  during the ascendancy of the Arian party under Constantine, ... Eusebius's revisal, which was published under the auspices of the Emperor Constantine.
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• Richard Porson
  ... nt out the relative value of the early copies. Thus he collates minutely [[Constantine Lascaris|Lascaris]]'s edition of the ''Medea'', mentioning even misprints ...
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• Johannine Comma and Lorenzo Valla
  ====Donation of Constantine==== ... rs to it in his writings), or the Donation of Constantine. The Donation of Constantine basically reiterates 1 John 5:7:
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• First Council of Nicaea
  ... [Turkey]]) by the [[Roman Emperors|Roman Emperor]] [[Constantine the Great|Constantine I]] in AD 325. [[Category:Constantine the Great and Christianity]]
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• Gennadius Scholarius
  ... ered the [[Zeyrek Mosque|Pantokrator monastery]] in Constantinople under [[Constantine XI]] (1448–1453) and took, according to the invariable custom, a new nam ...
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• Article: Revelation 15:3 by Scion of Zion
  Tischendorf, Constantine - 1869
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