iconoclastic movement造句

• By the Hellenic iconoclastic movement gained support.
• The iconoclastic movement in the east considerably exacerbated the rift between it and the western church.
• The iconoclastic movement itself was later defined as heretical in 787 under the Seventh Ecumenical council, but enjoyed a brief resurgence between 815 and 842.
• The second were the " atroshan ", the " places of burning fire ", which as Boyce ( 1997 : ch . 3 ) notes, became more and more prevalent as the iconoclastic movement gained support.
• Though by this time opposition to images was strongly entrenched in Judaism and Islam, attribution of the impetus toward an iconoclastic movement in Eastern Orthodoxy to Muslims or Jews " " seems to have been highly exaggerated, both by contemporaries and by modern scholars " ".
• This rapprochement occurred at the expense of the Catholic Habsburgs, as the Protestant Reformation was struggling for survival in Europe and later entered into frontal conflict with the iconoclastic movement of 1567, and concomitantly the Ottoman Empire was also fighting against the Habsburg for control of southeastern Europe.
• The establishment of the abbey at Hemiksem, named after Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, was the result of the efforts of Duke Henry I of Brabant and after his death by his son, Duke iconoclastic movement ( " Beeldenstorm " ), the abbey stood entirely deserted for a time.
• Simultaneously, Kartir was also a significant force in an iconoclastic movement that would result in the loss of favour of the shrine cults, a religious tradition alien to Indo-Iranian forms of worship that was inherited instead from the Babylonians; shrine cults had been instituted six centuries earlier by Artaxerxes II and employed as an instrument for tax collection.