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 1  3,8 |       change mankind. It is very evident from later novels that rebellions,
 2  3,16|     desired results. It is quite evident that the brilliant military
 3  3,16|           and the results became evident during the reign of his
 4  5,2 |          offensive policy became evident in the late eighth century,
 5  5,4 |     these varied opinions, it is evident that the iconoclastic movement
 6  5,8 |          the Semitic race. It is evident that during this period
 7  6,2 |      Antioch, and when it became evident that the siege would last
 8  6,2 |          Yahya of Antioch, it is evident that the results of the
 9  6,5 |          in this work it is also evident that the Patzinaks served
10  6,7 |          influence is especially evident in the definition of the
11  6,8 |          Comnenus it became very evident that the westward movement
12  6,8 |         of the same year make it evident that the year 1071 was one
13  7,1 |        with designs which became evident later, Andronicus could
14  7,1 |   earthly interests were already evident. “There were two parties
15  7,1 |      brought into effect. It was evident that at that time the Empire
16  7,3 |       crusades, was particularly evident in the Fourth Crusade; this
17  7,4 |        Greek Empire were already evident. A western chronicler of
18  7,4 |       imitation was particularly evident in the language, which,
19  7,4 | influence of Xenophon is clearly evident in his work. Bryennius’
20  7,4 |         panegyrize her father is evident throughout the whole Alexiad,
21  8,16|      works of John Apocaucus are evident his love and taste for writing,
22  8,17|          of the monastery. It is evident that the surplus of the
23  9,7 |        Empire were concerned, is evident; both historians and chroniclers
24  9,18|        of antique style; with an evident loss of clearness, Pachymeres
25  9,19|       Hellas in Italy, there was evident an intensive movement for