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 1  2,1 |             of the ‘Edict of Milan’ remains unquestionably great, for
 2  2,2 |            Constantius Chlorus; the remains of it may still be seen
 3  2,3 |        exaggeration, the fact still remains that the number of Goths
 4  3,16|           church walls, contain the remains of the most famous archbishops
 5  5,3 |              56] But the fact still remains that no information exists
 6  5,8 |          today in the shape of some remains of earthen fences.[153]
 7  5,8 |        punishments.[166] Much still remains to be done for a correct
 8  5,8 |        didactic character, it still remains a source of importance,
 9  7,1 |            even allow the lacerated remains of Andronicus to be buried;
10  7,3 |          premeditation theory there remains only the fact that Philip
11  7,3 |         hopes, and complications it remains clear that over all prevailed
12  7,4 |             Bethlehem are important remains of an elaborate decoration
13  8,2 |           hard night retreat of the remains of the defeated troops,
14  8,2 |            of which now not a trace remains, adorned medieval Nicaea.[
15  8,13|             structure. But the fact remains well established that they
16  8,16|          Belthandros and Chrysantza remains purely Byzantine, and Greek
17  9,4 |          Catalan dominion in Greece remains to be learned; but we must
18  9,4 |          Albania abounds in ancient remains which as yet have been unexplored.
19  9,7 |             of the existence of the remains of the Byzantine Empire,
20  9,7 | Peloponnesians), Italians (i.e. the remains of the Latin conquerors),
21  9,9 |             massive iron chain. The remains of this chain, it was supposed,
22  9,9 |            know to what extent. The remains of war still exist between
23  9,13|      corporeal life stops, his mind remains immovable, attached to the