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In 1054 c.e., the byzantine patriarch and the pope of rome mutually excommunicated each other because of their disagreements over matters of:
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In 1054

c.e., the byzantine patriarch and the pope of rome mutually excommunicated each other because of their disagreements over matters of:

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had authority over their jurisdiction
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