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 1  2,2 |       to teach, let them first really persuade their pupils that
 2  3   |  Byzantine throne.[6] There is really no contradiction in terms
 3  3   |     for it is possible that he really may have been born in Cappadocia
 4  3,4 |  provinces, which embodied the really vital interests of the Byzantine
 5  3,16|      decided that the work was really an authentic work of Procopius.
 6  4,1 |      Even if such an agreement really existed, it did not last
 7  5,3 |       centuries, which was not really the case.[40] Diehl, who
 8  6,7 |        the Epanagoge was never really published, and remained
 9  7,1 |       the pre‑crusading period really was an expedition under
10  7,1 |     that an appeal for aid was really made by Alexius at Piacenza.
11  7,1 |        among the crusaders who really desired to visit the Holy
12  7,1 |      wrote: “The spectacle was really worthy of tears, or, it
13  7,3 |        If the Venetians can be really accused of treason, they
14  7,3 |        proclaim that “there is really no problem of the Fourth
15  7,3 |    that they built, they never really overcame the stubborn resistance
16  7,4 |        but that sometimes they really explain what remained dark
17  8,16|     that these two works “have really created an immortal name
18  8,17|      this case feudalism, on a really scholarly basis.~ Many distinctive
19  9,3 |      pressure from Louis would really persuade his warlike brother
20  9,4 | treasures come to light that a really scientific history of Albania
21  9,9 |      this nameless tomb is not really that of Constantine; his
22  9,16|    still aver that the council really took place.[289] There is
23  9,18|     The story of Byzantine art really ends with the sack of Constantinople
24  9,19|   justify attributing to him a really great literary talent. But