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 1  2,1 | numismatics of Constantine’s time, attempted to substantiate the miraculous
 2  2,2 |             When Constantine first attempted to solve the Arian problem
 3  2,3 |       Macedonius, a semi-Arian who attempted to prove that the Holy Spirit
 4  2,4 |         developments this teaching attempted to prove the absolute independence
 5  3,4 |          In the north the Persians attempted to force their way to the
 6  3,7 |    Following her advice, Justinian attempted at the beginning of his
 7  3,16|    literature. The Emperor himself attempted literary creation in the
 8  4,1 |          newly born girls. He also attempted to regulate marital relations
 9  4,4 |       defense against its enemies, attempted to form large territorial
10  6,2 |           against the Arabs, Basil attempted another alliance wirh the
11  6,2 |         the Emperor and the caliph attempted to secure Ashot the Bagratid
12  6,3 |           torch. Meanwhile, Simeon attempted to form an alliance with
13  6,7 |          himself characterized his attempted reform in the field of law
14  6,7 |            provided for anyone who attempted to pursue two trades, even
15  6,8 |       induced others to write, and attempted to raise the education of
16  6,8 |         historian, J. Strzygowski, attempted to prove a theory which
17  6,8 |         Byzantine art, Strzygowski attempted to prove the very opposite.
18  7,1 |          was paid in 1185. He also attempted to draw closer to the pope
19  9,7 |           the Dardanelles, Bayazid attempted to prevent the Marshal from
20  9,7 |         with various war machinery attempted to take the city by storm
21  9,18|          Rome, in which the author attempted to prove that the Greek
22  9,18|           list of his works can be attempted. Moreover, without attentive
23  9,18|    dogmatic character, in which he attempted to solve from the Greek