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 1    2,   4|         and social life of that part of the Balkans. Being situated
 2    3,   9|   Gospel; they wished to become part of those peoples and to
 3    5,  16|     catholicity each individual part of the Church contributes
 4    5,  17|        praise of God from every part of the globe, at every moment
 5    5,  19|    civilizations have their own part to play and their own place
 6    5,  20|         now arisen also in that part of Europe. For this reason,
 7    6,  21| educated classes of the greater part of the Slav nations, and
 8    6,  22|     lasted longer than Latin in part until the nineteenth century -
 9    7,  23|      Pannonia, the last being a part of modern Hungary. Included
10    7,  27|       every culture has its own part to play in the universal