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 1  2,2 |            This act made a very deep impression on the pagans, for they
 2  2,2 |            perhaps what ineffaceable impression the enthusiastic lectures
 3  2,3 | ecclesiastical affairs made a strong impression on his contemporaries. The
 4  3   |             speech which made a deep impression on contemporaries for its
 5  3,16|            Particularly deep was the impression made upon pilgrims by the
 6  4,1 |            Constantine made a strong impression in the West. According to
 7  5,3 |             opinion might create the impression that serfdom was generally
 8  5,5 |           council made a very strong impression upon the people. “Many who
 9  5,5 |             been troubled by a vague impression of the error of the iconoclasts,”
10  5,8 |           justly emphasized the deep impression left in popular tradition
11  5,8 |           Amorion made a very strong impression upon Theophilus. He lost
12  6,8 |             deepest and most durable impression was left in the memory of
13  7,1 |             church. One is given the impression that in these letters it
14  7,1 |             Crusade. The unfavorable impression left by these bands in Byzantium
15  7,1 |             The first account of the impression made on the peoples in the
16  7,1 |            of Edessa produced a deep impression upon the west and evoked
17  7,3 |    Villehardouin, described the deep impression produced upon the crusaders
18  8,7 |       produced a particularly strong impression on the West, where the chroniclers
19  8,16|            his letters, the profound impression produced upon him by the
20  9,6 |           with John Palaeologus. The impression was that the whole responsibility
21  9,7 |             order to make a stronger impression there and induce the western
22  9,9 |       Constantinople made a terrible impression upon western Europe, which
23  9,18|              and produced a striking impression upon Cosimo Medici and other