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 1  2,1 |       completely denied; this was bound to lead to an extremely
 2  2,1 |  recognized that Christianity was bound to become a world force,
 3  2,1 |         schemes were nevertheless bound to have a dominating influence
 4  2,1 |  indulgence of ours, they will be bound to pray their God for our
 5  2,2 |           triumph of paganism was bound to affect strongly the position
 6  2,2 |      general education, they were bound to become the intellectual
 7  2,5 |        the name of Constantine is bound up the erection of the Church
 8  3,4 |   military forces to the west was bound to have serious consequences
 9  3,6 |         This state of affairs was bound to alienate the eastern
10  3,16|          monuments of Ravenna are bound up with the memory of three
11  4,1 |      brilliant final outcome, was bound to weaken temporarily the
12  4,1 |       Roman Empire was inevitably bound to come into collision with
13  4,1 |      treaty according to which he bound himself to pay the Bulgarians
14  5,8 |           fact that the sea put a bound to his further advance,
15  5,8 |         intense as iconoclasm was bound to arouse wide literary
16  6,2 |          those provinces. He also bound himself to protect Byzantine
17  6,3 |      treaty according to which he bound himself to refrain from
18  6,7 |    warrior, whose name is closely bound up with the brilliant pages
19  6,8 |      Empire considered themselves bound by the treaty negotiated
20  7,1 | friendship and relationship which bound Conrad to him.~ According
21  9,3 |           who, a year before, had bound herself by an alliance with
22  9,9 |           adorned the beautifully bound Gospels was torn off, and
23  9,11|      regarded himself as formally bound by the Union of Lyons to
24  9,18|         Byzantine Renaissance was bound by the traditions of its