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Definition of Iconodules

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- Empire and lasted through the 8th and the 9th centuries. The most famous iconodules (proponents of the veneration of icons) during that time were saints John...
- of iconodules by Michael recorded in primary sources, and he generally pursued a benevolent policy, hoping he would be able to convert iconodules through...
- all of them iconodules. The theological arguments of the iconoclasts survive only in the form of selective quotations embedded in iconodule do****ents,...
- bitter and long-lived religious dispute were the iconodules, who defended the veneration of images. Iconodule writers applied to Constantine the derogatory...
- permitted and iconodules were not accused of idolatry. There is no substantial evidence that Leo was a fierce ****cutor of iconodules as some accounts...
- crimes were branded on their foreheads. Iconodule monks were forbidden access Much of the ****cution of iconodules was in effect punishment for challenging...
- was married to Irene, an iconodule. Realizing the division in his realm he pursued a path of conciliation towards the iconodules, previously declared heretical...
- tend to use the least anthropomorphism among monotheists. They are not iconodules and have religious calligraphy of titles of God instead of pictures. Mythology...
- eighth and ninth centuries were mostly written by clerical or monastic iconodules who were hostile to Leo and Constantine V. They tended to view the period...
- so is beyond comprehension. [under discussion] Thus, Muslims are not iconodules and do not attribute forms to God. God is instead described and referred...