The New Encyclopædia BritannicaEncyclopædia Britannica, 1983 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
From inside the book
Results 1-2 of 2
Page 142
... Monophysite , Latin , and Protestant . Major denomina- tions share control over the Church of the Holy Sep- ulchre . Most of the church bodies in Jerusalem main- tain scholarly research institutes with fine libraries . The Greek ...
... Monophysite , Latin , and Protestant . Major denomina- tions share control over the Church of the Holy Sep- ulchre . Most of the church bodies in Jerusalem main- tain scholarly research institutes with fine libraries . The Greek ...
Page 365
... Monophysite teaching that emphasized his divine nature . Monophysitism was strongly held in Syria and Egypt and was closely allied to growing nation- al feelings and resentment of Byzantine rule . Justinian , whose wife , Theodora , was ...
... Monophysite teaching that emphasized his divine nature . Monophysitism was strongly held in Syria and Egypt and was closely allied to growing nation- al feelings and resentment of Byzantine rule . Justinian , whose wife , Theodora , was ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
19th century ancient Arabic bakufu became biblical BIBLIOGRAPHY bone Buddhism called central centre century China Chinese Christian church Confucian court culture dance death divine doctrine early East emperor ethical festival gold Gospels Greek Haskala Hebrew human important influence Israel Jackson Jaina Jainism James Japan Japanese jazz Jerusalem Jesus jet stream jewelry Jewish community Jews John Johnson joint Jordan Judah ha-Levi Judaism Kabbala King Kingdom Kyōto Kyūshū land language later leaders literature living lords Lotus Sūtra Mahāvīra Maimonides major medieval Meiji ment military modern movement Muslim mystical Nichiren original Ōsaka Palestine percent period philosophy political popular prophets rabbinic reform religion religious role Roman scholars schools sect Shinto shogun social style Sukkot synagogue synovial Talmud Temple theatre tion Torah tradition trans United Western writings Yiddish Yiddish theatre