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- emperor—although not "of the Romans"—and requesting papal arbitration in the Moechian controversy. His half-hearted leadership of the campaign against the Bulgars...
- unpo****r and canonically illegal act which sparked off the so-called "Moechian controversy". Although Patriarch Ta****s of Constantinople did not publicly...
- take revenge on anyone who had opposed them in the past or present. The moechian controversy (from moicheia, "adultery") was begun in 795, when Constantine...
- of Sakkoudion to grow hostile towards him. Nikephoros also revived the Moechian controversy by convoking a synod in which Constantine VI's second marriage...
- Hagia Sophia. A somewhat obscure chain of events followed (the so-called "Moechian controversy," from the Gr**** moichos, "adulterer"), in which Theodore initiated...
- marriage of Emperor Constantine VI to his (Plato's) niece Theodote (the "Moechian Controversy"). He was canonized by the Church, and his feast day is April...
- of the second marriage sparked a religious controversy, the so-called "Moechian Controversy" (from the Gr**** moichos, "adulterer"). However Maria is not...
- performed by a certain Joseph, a priest of Hagia Sophia. In the so-called "Moechian controversy" (from Gr****: μοιχός, romanized: moichos, "adulterer"), her...
- Constantine also strained relations with the Church in the so-called "Moechian Controversy", when he divorced Maria and married his mistress Theodote...
- spoke out against the illegal marriage of Emperor Constantine VI (the "Moechian Controversy"), for which, after the torment, he was imprisoned in a dungeon...