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 1  2,1 |       But Christianity and pagan Hellenism did intermix gradually to
 2  2,2 |        He was the true leader of Hellenism, who refused to study Latin,
 3  2,2 |      solution of all problems to Hellenism. His enthusiasm for paganism
 4  2,3 |      attacking it from without.~ Hellenism, it would seem, should have
 5  2,3 |          means for transplanting Hellenism; it is said that he alone
 6  2,3 | colonization. The areas to which Hellenism had spread to some extent
 7  2,3 |           Beyond these provinces Hellenism did not reach. The main
 8  2,3 |         center of world culture, Hellenism spread among the higher
 9  2,5 |         elements — Christianity, Hellenism, and the Orient — met in
10  3,5 |     conditions of the time. Both Hellenism and Christianity must have
11  3,16|          last representatives of Hellenism in the valley of the Nile.[
12  5,2 |        the Miltiades of medieval Hellenism. If Constantine IV halted
13  6,8 |    secular knowledge imbued with Hellenism. It is very apparent that
14  8,7 |        of Epirus was to preserve Hellenism in the western districts
15  8,13|       died very young; otherwise Hellenism might have hoped for better
16  8,16|          Trained in the ideas of Hellenism and classical literature,
17  9,4 |          more closely related to Hellenism than the Scottish Highlands
18  9,7 |      cultural center of reviving Hellenism. Here were the tombs of
19  9,7 |          of the consciousness of Hellenism and this conception of and
20  9,18|    political and economic decay, Hellenism seemed to gather all its
21  9,18|      with enthusiasm for ancient Hellenism, an admirer of Plato, whom
22  9,19|         examine the evolution of Hellenism in southern Italy and Sicily,
23  9,19|         history of south Italian Hellenism.~ They had had their heroic