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 1  2,2 |       When Constantine decided to create a new capital, he did not
 2  2,2 |         many respects in order to create an organization capable
 3  2,2 |       father and son, proposed to create for use in the school, a
 4  2,3 |        The aim of his life was to create a single Nicene church;
 5  3,5 |         the emperors the right to create and interpret laws, and
 6  3,14|        could force the Emperor to create such an unlimited office
 7  3,15|        detail; but neither did he create a sensation by an unscholarly
 8  4,1 | government and, though it did not create an actual local ruling body,
 9  5,3 |        use it became necessary to create a lawbook in Greek which
10  5,3 |            39] This opinion might create the impression that serfdom
11  5,5 |   sanction its validity, and thus create among the people the conviction
12  5,6 |          these rulers intended to create a western empire which would
13  5,8 |          the iconoclasts began to create a new type of art by turning
14  6,7 |      activity. Basil I desired to create a general code of Graeco-Roman
15  7,1 |      years later, Bohemond was to create a princedom for himself.”~
16  7,1 |         conditions established to create her economic preponderance
17  7,1 |  diplomatic maneuvers in order to create all possible difficulties
18  7,3 |       elements united together to create exceedingly interesting
19  8,1 |   dissolution; they could neither create a new order nor adequately
20  9,5 |            Thus, Dushan failed to create a Greco-Serbian Empire to
21  9,5 |          their third and last, to create in the Balkan peninsula
22  9,15|      union which, he said, “would create a great monument vying with
23  9,18|          a dreamer who thought to create a new religion by means