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 1  2,4 |         Monophysitism made great progress with the aid of two ardent
 2  3,5 |      most fruitful deeds for the progress of mankind,” said Diehl.[
 3  3,9 |          Greeks. They made rapid progress. Large plantations of mulberry
 4  3,16|         personally, watching its progress with keen interest, offering
 5  4,1 |        made the great and steady progress of these provinces possible
 6  5,4 |       which aimed to arrest “the progress of the revival of paganism”
 7  5,8 |          however, his successful progress was checked. He died suddenly,
 8  5,8 |         the Amorian dynasty some progress was made in the field of
 9  6,7 |         the pope. The remarkable progress made by the Cluniac movement
10  6,8 |       learning, expressed in the progress of a closer union between
11  6,8 |        much for the intellectual progress of Byzantium, not only by
12  6,8 |         the West. The springs of progress dried up; there was no longer
13  7,1 |      their civilization, and the progress of knowledge, commerce,
14  7,1 |          similar movement was in progress in the Iberian peninsula
15  7,1 |       signifies an incontestable progress. The charges particularly
16  7,1 |       and for a time stopped the progress of the numerous enemies
17  7,1 | interested. John set as his goal progress along the political paths
18  7,1 |       succeeded in retarding the progress of the decline, but they
19  7,4 |     Dalton said, “The springs of progress dried up; there was no longer
20  8,16|       Vatatzes, attentive to the progress of learning and art in his
21  9,18|           Grabar stated that the progress (l’essor) of Byzantine art
22  9,19|       ardor into the new ways of progress and the Renaissance.”[473]