While Russia has called for the support of the 12 remaining Orthodox national churches against Constantinople, it has not asked them to break with Constantinople directly.
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The Patriarchate of Constantinople also withdrew the 1686 decision that gave Moscow some authority over the metropolitan see of Kiev, signalling that Constantinople does not regard Ukraine as Moscow's canonical territory.
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The Patriarch of Constantinople retaliated by putting a stop to outposts of Latin-style worship in his home city, and the pope sent a delegation to Constantinople to sort the matter out.
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The world's first coffee shop opened in Constantinople in 1555.
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There's a story about the siege of Constantinople in 1453.
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He noted that the two Patriarchs (of Constantinople and Moscow) have known and respected each other since the 1970s, and he stressed that for historic reasons, Muscovites hold the Patriarchate of Constantinople in high esteem.
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In Constantinople — with grubby collars and cuffs folded back in shame.
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Fourth Crusade culminated in the sack of Constantinople, the world's largest
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CONSTANTINOPLE — Prince Yussuf was found dead by his servants at 7.30 a.m.
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The following year, Constantinople reluctantly (and provisionally, it insists) accepted that reality.
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There's no new date set for the Constantinople upgrade at this point.
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Arslan gave Romanos presents and treasures before sending him back to Constantinople.
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The schism in 1054 left Constantinople the primary church in the East.
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And he said much of this while installed as Archbishop of Constantinople.
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He recently attended a mass rally celebrating the conquest of Constantinople in 22010.
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In 1453 the Ottomans conquered Constantinople (now Istanbul), the seat of eastern Christianity.
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" Romanus: "Perhaps I'd kill you, or exhibit you in the streets of Constantinople.
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Nonfiction GHOST EMPIRE A Journey to the Legendary Constantinople By Richard Fidler Illustrated.
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But on certain points, the historical advisers of the Patriarch of Constantinople are adamant.
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Before that the Kiev church had answered only to Constantinople, its ultimate spiritual source.
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Once called Constantinople, today Istanbul offers a glimpse into ancient history and modern sensibilities.
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But theological niceties aside, Moscow has geopolitical reasons to avoid a rupture with Constantinople.
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I deployed to the Sinai expecting glory for Constantinople and victory over the British.
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The Russian Orthodox Church responded by severing ties with Constantinople, warning of a historic schism.
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From Moscow's point of view, the see of Constantinople is interfering in its historical territory.
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Everybody agrees that about 1,000 years ago the eastern Slavs took their faith from Constantinople.
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Most recently, Turkey's president slammed the Israeli leader's son for referring to Istanbul as Constantinople.
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In 270, an aspiring alchemist in Constantinople named Avedis created his first copper alloy cymbals.
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That in effect signals that Constantinople does not regard Ukraine, even provisionally, as Moscow's canonical territory.
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Ethereum's Constantinople upgrade, which was supposed to kick in on Thursday, Jan 16, is getting delayed.
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But from ancient Constantinople to Myanmar's Naypyidaw, there are few examples of successful purpose-built cities.
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What kept it all together was their own autocephalous church, not answerable to Rome or Constantinople.
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It was then that Mehmed II and his troops captured Constantinople and began to promote Islam.
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Constantinople French travelers in the late 1830s and 1840s would have kept up with what the newspapers called "the Oriental question" — the international struggle set off by Muhammad Ali, an Ottoman army officer who took control of Egypt and threatened to sack the imperial capital of Constantinople.
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But that does not mean that the Patriarchate of Constantinople will always be perfectly aligned with Athens.
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The Patriarchate of Constantinople, meanwhile, published documents which look embarrassing for the pro-Moscow bishops in Ukraine.
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The important bit is that, since Constantinople was delayed, no smart contracts are vulnerable at this point.
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Nearly a millennium is compressed into the second half, ending with the fall of Constantinople in 1453.
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Characters refer to far-flung locations like "Constantinople" and ten-year-old orphan boys can have jobs.
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The conquistadors "caused more planetary aftershocks than the equally monumental falls of Jerusalem and Constantinople," Enrigue writes.
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He'd taken a cruise, he said, apologetically, to get an overview: Athens, Piraeus, Crete, Santorini, Rhodes, Constantinople.
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The issue has also created a split between Moscow and the Orthodox mother church, the Constantinople Patriarchate.
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Educated in a French-inspired private school in Constantinople, Midhat is sent to Montpellier to study medicine.
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The actors' son trod the boards of a different stage, one that stretched from London to Constantinople.
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After all, they were scarcely able to convince some of the English pirates to return from Constantinople.
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The confrontation between Moscow and Constantinople puts the rest of the Orthodox world in an awkward position, forced to choose between the wealth and power accorded to the Russian church by the Kremlin versus centuries of church tradition represented by the mother church in Constantinople, now known as Istanbul.
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This was the height of European medieval culture (Constantinople was busy getting sieged by the 4th Crusades, etc.).
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The news of the attempted assassination flew through Pera and Constantinople like lightning and a panic was caused.
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They are very aware that we will eventually break through to Constantinople like a fire through dry grass.
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At the very least, there should be a revival of Bunheads' fierce and angry "Istanbul (Not Constantinople)" dance.
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For Russia's leadership, both religious and secular, the decision in Constantinople amounted to a grave breach of canon law.
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The council is being organized by his rival, Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople, the spiritual leader of Orthodox Christianity.
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Constantinople, the crossroads between east and west, boasted not just a formidable wall but an outer and inner harbour.
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Nearby, inside the little white playhouse, the muhtar is dreaming of Constantinople, still giving directions to anyone who asks.
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It might work or it might backfire, he noted, pushing Constantinople to assert its authority by implementing the decision.
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On Monday, the governing body of the Russian Church, the Holy Synod, decided to break off relations with Constantinople.
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The levitating skyline of Constantinople pricked its sheaves of thin cylinders and its hemispheres out of the sea-mist.
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California homeowners win the battle against manufacturers that sold them lead paint; the Russian Orthodox Church splits from Constantinople.
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She calls Istanbul "Constantinople," confusing the restaurant's owners and suggesting she doesn't totally have a grasp on the modern world.
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Historians have speculated that infected rats (and their fleas) aboard ships importing grain brought the disease to Constantinople via Egypt.
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It's a city some continue to refer to by its past name, Constantinople, or by its rightful pun name, Catstantinople.
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Yes, your ancestors plundered and pillaged and mauled their way though Britain and France and Constantinople and Russia and Ukraine.
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However, Bartholomew's full title, laden with history, is His All-Holiness, Bartholomew, Archbishop of Constantinople-New Rome and Ecumenical Patriarch.
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In Roscigno Campania, some faithful took the Madonna of Constantinople, known as "the water-making Madonna," out for a procession.
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But when Muslim invaders of the Ottoman Empire sacked Constantinople in the 15th century, the Eastern churches were thrown into disarray.
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The Russian government managed to wrest from Constantinople control over a magnificent cathedral in Nice, which was built for the tsars.
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Michelangelo's guide to Constantinople is Mesihi, the Grand Vizier's secretary and a poet renowned for his "versified catalogue" of Ottoman beauties.
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The situation became so grave that the Duke of Mecklenburg telegraphed to the Kaiser urging the despatch of reinforcements to Constantinople.
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The backbeat to the entire process is the escalating contest between the Russian church and Constantinople over control of Eastern Orthodoxy.
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Constantinople was established by the Emperor Constantine in 330 and, as the "New Rome," it came just after Rome in seniority.
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Hagia Sophia in Context: An Archaeological Re-examination of the Cathedral of Byzantine Constantinople, was published this year by Oxbow Books.
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It began in Egypt and traveled to Constantinople (present-day Istanbul) on grain ships, from whence it spread throughout the empire.
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The report issued after the autopsy states that Prince Yussuf committed suicide, and is signed by the most eminent physicians of Constantinople.
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Ethereum, one of the world's largest cryptocurrencies and decentralized app platforms, was supposed to get an upgrade called Constantinople on January 16.
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In 1589, when the see of Moscow was elevated (by Constantinople) to the status of Patriarchate, its authority did not include Kiev.
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In recent years, the Patriarchates of Constantinople and Moscow have had some hard legal arguments over the Russian spiritual patrimony in France.
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Many of the Slavic Orthodox, including the Poles and Serbs, have leaned towards Moscow's view that Constantinople cannot act unilaterally over Ukraine.
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Many of the clergy, monastics and devout people of Constantinople were furious that the integrity of Orthodox doctrine had been watered down.
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They will undoubtedly denounce the Russian Patriarch for tainting himself by over-friendly association with the "liberals" of Constantinople; some already do.
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The Promise is about a love triangle between characters played by Oscar Isaac, Charlotte le Bon, and Christian Bale in 1914 Constantinople.
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The fall of Moorish Spain was for Muslims a shock comparable to Christian terror following the Turkish capture of Constantinople, in 1453.
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Another, smaller upgrade called St. Petersburg, was rolled out as well to mitigate the security issue found in the original Constantinople code.
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While two rival Ukrainian Churches claiming autocephalous status currently exist in Ukraine, neither was recognized by the Constantinople Patriarchate unless last week.
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In 1996, the Russian Orthodox Church briefly severed ties with Constantinople over the fate of the Estonian Church, which likewise sought independence.
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He serves as a trusted adviser to lords, ministers and legislators as the plague breaks out in Constantinople then creeps toward London.
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They came to see a single document called a tomos, issued a few days before by the ecumenical patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew.
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That is, in any case, the Western vision; the Islamic vision was equally mystical: "Verily you shall conquer Constantinople," the Prophet said.
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The Ecumenical Patriarch, currently Bartholomew, also holds the title of Archbishop of Constantinople, the old Greek name for Istanbul, Turkey's largest city.
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She is "cursed to walk from Jerusalem to Constantinople, from Ireland to Kazakhstan", bearing witness to humanity's base, transgressive deeds and its suffering.
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Several bodies lay on the ground in the square, also known as the Hippodrome of Constantinople, in the immediate aftermath of the blast.
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Pope Francis is reckoned to be the 266th holder of his office, and the current Patriarch of Constantinople, Bartholomew, is 270th in line.
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Many of Istanbul's most popular monuments are located in Sultanahmet Square, including the Hippodrome of Constantinople, the Hagia Sophia, and the Blue Mosque.
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But it's never quite clear what doors Énard is trying to open; why, if Michelangelo had travelled to Constantinople, it would have mattered.
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Last month, Moscow took the first step toward a rupture by suspending contacts with Constantinople and dropping Bartholomew's name from its prayer services.
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From their palaces in Constantinople, sultans had once exercised sway over huge stretches of the lands stretching in all directions from Asia Minor.
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As Constantinople sees things, this was a provisional measure which it had the right to reverse, as it formally just did, on October 11th.
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In 2014, Pope Francis met the Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I of Constantinople, the spiritual leader of Orthodox Christians, at the Aedicule, to promote unity.
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"It looks like an ultimatum to put the biggest possible pressure on Constantinople," said Alexander Baunov, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Moscow Center.
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Should full autocephaly be granted, these splinter churches would likely merge, along with the Moscow-dominated, Constantinople-recognized Ukrainian Church, into a single body.
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Captured around the age of 13 by Tatar slavers, Roxelana ended up in the markets of Ottoman Constantinople, and ultimately in the sultan's harem.
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The family set up shop in the seaside neighborhood of Samatya in Constantinople, where metal arrived on camel caravans and donkeys powered primitive machines.
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Patriarch Bartholomew now oversees 15 separate Orthodox Churches from his seat in Istanbul, the ancient cradle of Christendom that the Orthodox still call Constantinople.
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In Europa Universalis, the great city of Constantinople is about to fall, and little seems likely to stop the advance of the Ottoman Turks.
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