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 1    3,   8|                     8. Byzantine in culture, the brothers Cyril and
 2    3,   8|           the State and the refined culture of Byzantium, imbued with
 3    3,  10|        their own Greek language and culture for this arduous and unusual
 4    4,  12| nevertheless remain men of Hellenic culture and Byzantine training.
 5    4,  12|         Latin language, liturgy and culture which had been transmitted
 6    4,  13|        Greek language and Byzantine culture, or the customs and way
 7    5,  18|         people and nation and every culture throughout history recognizes
 8    6     |                  VI. THE GOSPEL AND CULTURE~
 9    6,  21|         faith but also heirs of the culture of Ancient Greece, continued
10    6,  21|           for the whole of European culture and, directly or indirectly,
11    6,  21|     directly or indirectly, for the culture of the entire world. The
12    6,  21|            the Gospel in the native culture of the peoples which they
13    6,  21|            development of that same culture, or rather of many cultures.
14    6,  21|     fundamental contribution to the culture and literature of all the
15    6,  22|          These merits vis-a-vis the culture of all the Slav peoples
16    7,  25|        their Christianity and their culture. In many of the territories
17    7,  25|     considered, can only enrich the culture of Europe and its religious
18    7,  26|           with full respect for the culture already existing among the
19    7,  26|          promoted and extended that culture. By analogy, today the Churches
20    7,  27|    catholicity, every nation, every culture has its own part to play