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 1  3,11|                by Justinian in 562 was broken by Justin II, who refused
 2  5,4 |               we blame thee for having broken them … To adore a picture
 3  5,5 |         ruthlessly severe. Images were broken, burned, painted over, and
 4  6,2 |              excepting the Arabs, were broken under his successor, Leo
 5  6,3 |                peace with Bulgaria was broken immediately because of some
 6  7,1 |                 But a revolt which had broken out in south Italy called
 7  7,1 |                of the spoil, which had broken out between the Patzinaks
 8  7,1 |           Antioch a violent strife had broken out between the chiefs ending
 9  7,1 |         Turkish power had been greatly broken down, John believed that
10  7,1 |             has put them in chains and broken to pieces the unjust sword.
11  7,1 |          democratic movement which had broken out in the fifth decade
12  7,3 |      superstition. We have reduced and broken the spears of the French,
13  7,4 |             platform of the Empire was broken, the aristocracy obtained
14  8,1 |           concluded and equally easily broken.~ After the disaster of
15  8,2 | Greco-Bulgarian insurrection which had broken out in the Balkan peninsula,
16  8,16|          school-Greek tongue. This had broken away from the spoken language,
17  8,16|               tongue that had entirely broken away from the popular spoken
18  9,3 |           policy of this pope, who had broken with the Union of Lyons,
19  9,3 |               menaced. Although he had broken with Hulagu, the Persian
20  9,6 |               years. The war which had broken out between the two republics
21  9,7 |                at his arrival might be broken at any moment. In France
22  9,13|                stillness was sought by broken souls, and many strong hearts,
23  9,17|            theme organization had been broken up by the Latin dominion