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 1    2,   4|        and political life in the Byzantine Empire, and occupied a notable
 2    2,   4|  Methodius, he was included in a Byzantine delegation sent to the Khazars,
 3    2,   6|          orthodoxy also from the Byzantine Emperor and the Patriarch
 4    2,   6| collection of ecclesiastical and Byzantine civil laws called the Nomocanon.
 5    2,   7| Patriarchs of Constantinople, of Byzantine Emperors and of various
 6    3,   8|                               8. Byzantine in culture, the brothers
 7    3,   8|          leaving the area of the Byzantine Empire and undertaking a
 8    4,  12|          of Hellenic culture and Byzantine training. In other words,
 9    4,  12|        within the borders of the Byzantine Empire had long been celebrated
10    4,  13|        of the Greek language and Byzantine culture, or the customs
11    4,  13|         and refined texts of the Byzantine liturgy and likewise adapted
12    6,  21|         the language used in the Byzantine liturgy of the Slavonic
13    8,  29|     Christ (and according to the Byzantine calculation of time, in