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 1    1,   3|      but also a historical and cultural interest in them. Their
 2    2,   4|      acting as a religious and cultural expert. While staying in
 3    2,   7| peoples while respecting their cultural originality remains a living
 4    3,  10|       against the military and cultural pressure of the new Romano-Germanic
 5    4,  12|     well known to the advanced cultural milieu of Constantinople.
 6    6,  21|       conferred a capacity and cultural dignity upon the Old Slavonic
 7    7,  26|       problems of a religious, cultural, civil and international
 8    7,  27|      but also to its civil and cultural union. Not even today does
 9    7,  27|       the generous exchange of cultural and spiritual resources.~
10    7,  27| various social, technical, and cultural bonds can achieve as well