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 1 Fwd,1| Christianity, all of which proved dead-end paths where one
 2  1,1 |   of the Christian martyrs proved to be the best witness of
 3  1,1 |   the Great Schism of 1054 proved to be a heavy curtain dividing
 4  2,33|  Once the Christian Church proved victorious over the persecution
 5  3,5 |  the most authentic. There proved to be major mistakes in
 6  4,12|   Latin clergy, to whom it proved an irresistible chance of
 7  5,4 | secularism, something that proved an even greater danger for
 8  6,15| century, and then scholars proved without difficulty the spuriousness
 9  6,18|   face of scholarship that proved it was a brazen forgery,
10  7,14| Normans, and that alliance proved effective in helping Rome
11  8,14|    Whose existence must be proved by metaphysical arguments.
12 10,23|   God from the Ever-Virgin proved a stumbling block, and Mary'