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<ref>Renaissance and Reformation: The Intellectual Genesis, by A. Levi

<ref>Renaissance and Reformation: The Intellectual Genesis, by A. Levi

Yale University Press (2004) </ref>

Yale University Press (2004) </ref>

and certainly, [[Constantine the Great]], the first Christian Roman

and certainly, [[Constantine|Constantine the Great]], the first Christian Roman

Emperor moved his capital to [[Constantinople]] in the Greek East.

Emperor moved his capital to [[Constantinople]] in the Greek East.

Most of the great Church Fathers were either Greek or primarily active in

Most of the great Church Fathers were either Greek or primarily active in

of the Byzantine State, by G. Ostrogorski, Rutgers University Press   

of the Byzantine State, by G. Ostrogorski, Rutgers University Press   

(1986)</ref> The Byzantine State was dissolved after the conquest of

(1986)</ref> The Byzantine State was dissolved after the conquest of

[[Constantinople]] by the [[Ottoman]] Turks in 1453. The Greeks, along

[[Constantinople]] by the [[Ottoman Turks]] in 1453. The Greeks, along

with the other Orthodox subjects of the Ottoman Empire, were represented  

with the other Orthodox subjects of the Ottoman Empire, were represented  

by the [[Ecumenical Patriarchate]] of [[Constantinople]] and the

by the [[Ecumenical Patriarchate]] of [[Constantinople]] and the