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 1  2,3 |    availability of the church as a refuge for criminals prosecuted
 2  2,3 |        Minor. Gaïnas tried to find refuge in Thrace, but there he
 3  3,4 |           however, chose it as his refuge.~ Justinian’s last military
 4  3,16|       fifth century it served as a refuge of the last Western Roman
 5  4,1 |     century, when Italy became the refuge for many inhabitants of
 6  5,4 | monasteries frequently served as a refuge for those who wished to
 7  5,5 |      Laymen were forbidden to take refuge in the cowl. All these regulations
 8  6,7 |       Mount Athos were sought as a refuge by many persecuted image-worshipers,
 9  7,1 |        again to the north and took refuge in southwest Russia with
10  7,1 |          Kyr (Sir) Andronicus took refuge from Tsargrad with Yaroslav
11  7,4 |           to leave Patmos and take refuge in Euboea, where Christodulus
12  7,4 |       crusaders in 1204, he sought refuge at the court of the Nicean
13  8,2 |         Latins, had found a secure refuge at Nicaea. This rhetorically
14  8,4 |         Alexius III, who had taken refuge with the Turks, was captured.
15  8,5 |          the universal deluge take refuge in thy state as in a calm
16  8,13|          of a shy deer,”[102] took refuge as a fugitive with Theodore.
17  8,16|         doctrine; finally, he took refuge in the cowl and established
18  8,16|         lost Constantinople, found refuge at Nicaea, and they dreamt,
19  8,17|           number of monks fled for refuge to the inland provinces
20  9,2 |          fruitless attempt to take refuge with his frightened father,
21  9,9 |           multitude of Greeks took refuge in St. Sophia, hoping for
22  9,12|       paradise or starry heaven or refuge of all virtues,” was to
23  9,13|       Roman people, Athos became a refuge, whose stillness was sought
24  9,18|            was also forced to take refuge in the cowl. He wrote some