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 1  2,1 |            the Christians.[30]~ The conclusion, on the basis of this edict,
 2  2,4 |        Jesus Christ, arrived at the conclusion that the human was completely
 3  2,5 |       materials brought no definite conclusion. While some of the apologists
 4  4,1 |         historians have reached the conclusion that “the original Muhammedan
 5  5,3 |             early times. No general conclusion, therefore, can be made
 6  5,8 |     Golubinsky, also arrived at the conclusion that this attack took place
 7  7,1 |         Harun ar‑Rashid, led to the conclusion supported by some scholars
 8  7,1 |            problem have come to the conclusion that an appeal for aid was
 9  7,1 |         Uspensky, even spoke of the conclusion of an alliance between Manuel
10  7,1 |            now, strengthened by the conclusion of a formal alliance with
11  7,1 |            Emperor which led to the conclusion of a tolerable peace. Some
12  7,1 |              Andronicus came to the conclusion that the political isolation
13  7,2 |           of reliable evidence, the conclusion is that the liberating movement
14  7,4 | consideration all this activity the conclusion is that the cultural movement
15  8,14|        enterprises, had come to the conclusion that he had no further need
16  8,16|        twelfth century, came to the conclusion that there were two Georges
17  8,17|          Roman past were lost; this conclusion is incorrect. The kharistikion
18  9,3 |           apparently to lead to the conclusion of a formal treaty of friendship
19  9,8 |             of this journey was the conclusion of the famous Union of Florence.
20  9,13|            Th. Uspensky came to the conclusion that the Hesychast quarrel
21  9,18|          Sathas drew an interesting conclusion: inclined neither to democracy
22  9,18|          appeared. They came to the conclusion that the Italian masters
23  9,18|         Renaissance. He came to the conclusion that Byzantine painting