iconophiles造句

• Ultimately, iconophiles considered his death a divine punishment.
• Generally however, the dispute remained limited, as Leo refrained from actively persecuting iconophiles.
• No persecution of iconophiles was launched at first, but iconophile resistance grew, until from 765 on, Constantine began persecuting iconophiles, and especially monks.
• No persecution of iconophiles was launched at first, but iconophile resistance grew, until from 765 on, Constantine began persecuting iconophiles, and especially monks.
• Other scholars believe that the liturgical responses it contains were only used in Hagia Sophia, and that it was therefore a product of the Imperial workshops in Constantinople, soon after the return of the Iconophiles to power in 843.
• Meanwhile, Michael II tried to win support among the iconophiles by appointing a relative of his as Archbishop of Ephesus, but his plan failed when the latter refused to be consecrated by the avowedly iconoclast Patriarch Antony I Kassimates.
• Warren Treadgold furthermore suggests that if true, Thomas's claim to be Constantine VI may have been little more than a tale circulated to win support, and that Thomas pursued a " studied ambiguity " towards icons, designed to attract support from iconophiles.
• The council confirmed the status of Mary as Theotokos, or Mother of God, reinforced the use of the terms " saint " and " holy " as meet, and condemned the desecration, burning, or looting of churches in the quest to quench Iconophiles.
• On Holy Saturday 716, he was baptised in the Hagia Sophia by tonsuring George Synkletos, a favourite of the Emperor Constantine V . Some modern scholars, however, reject the conventional story whereby Constantine's persecution of monks was a result of the latter championing the cause of the iconophiles.
• Nothing is known of his life during the reign of Michael II the Amorian ( r . 820 829 ), but in the early reign of Michael's son and successor Theophilos, the persecution of iconophiles intensified, and monks in particular became the targets of the emperor's iconoclast zeal.
• He has therefore also been seen as the representative of the opposition by the traditional elites to Nikephoros's policies, both in the confessional area, where the Emperor maintained a carefully neutral stance towards both iconoclasts and iconophiles, and in the socio-financial sphere, where new taxes on landed property and the expropriation of ecclesiastical estates hurt their interests.
• In 1912, he made the wood engraving, " The Blacksmith's Shop ", which was later donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art as the " Gift of Mrs . Schuyler Van Rensselaer ( Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer ), 1917 . " Other items by Aikman in the museum collection include : the wood engraving, " The Lock, after Constable ", 1912; the hand colored engraving, " City Hall and Park Row  1831 ( The Society of Iconophiles, Series XV, No . 2 ) ", 1917 and the hand colored engraving, " A View of Broadway and Trinity Church in 1799 ( The Society of Iconophiles, Series XV, No . 3 ) ", from 1917.
• In 1912, he made the wood engraving, " The Blacksmith's Shop ", which was later donated to the Metropolitan Museum of Art as the " Gift of Mrs . Schuyler Van Rensselaer ( Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer ), 1917 . " Other items by Aikman in the museum collection include : the wood engraving, " The Lock, after Constable ", 1912; the hand colored engraving, " City Hall and Park Row  1831 ( The Society of Iconophiles, Series XV, No . 2 ) ", 1917 and the hand colored engraving, " A View of Broadway and Trinity Church in 1799 ( The Society of Iconophiles, Series XV, No . 3 ) ", from 1917.