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The pentarchy refers to the system of five bishoprics in early medieval Christianity.
五权制是指早期中世纪基督教中的五个主教区制度。
Under the concept of the pentarchy, Rome, Constantinople, Alexandria, Antioch, and Jerusalem were considered the primary sees.
按照五权制的概念，罗马、君士坦丁堡、亚历山大、安提阿和耶路撒冷被认为是主要的教区。
The idea of a pentarchy was proposed as a model of shared ecclesiastical authority.
五权制被提出作为一种教会权力共享的模式。
In the theory of the pentarchy, each of the five patriarchs had a defined sphere of influence.
在五权制的理论中，每个大牧首都有其定义的影响力范围。
The Byzantine Empire recognized the pentarchy as a way to organize and stabilize religious leadership.
拜占庭帝国承认五权制作为组织和稳定宗教领导层的一种方式。
The collapse of the Western Roman Empire disrupted the balance of power within the pentarchy.
西罗马帝国的崩溃打乱了五权制内部的权力平衡。
The Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD solidified the concept of the pentarchy in the Christian Church.
公元451年的卡尔西顿公会议巩固了基督教中五权制的概念。
Disputes over authority led to schisms, challenging the unity of the pentarchy.
对权威的争议导致了分裂，挑战了五权制的统一性。
In modern ecclesiastical history, the pentarchy remains an important historical concept but is not functionally practiced.
在现代教会历史中，五权制仍然是一个重要历史概念，但并未实际运作。
The dream of a reunited pentarchy under one Christian communion remains a topic of theological discussion.
关于在一个基督教共融下重聚的五权制的梦想，仍是神学讨论的主题。