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 1  2,2 |      be incurred by anyone who offered sacrifices or worshiped
 2  2,2 |        At the same time Julian offered great privileges to those
 3  2,3 |       and the possibilities it offered for raiding the cities along
 4  2,3 |      the river. The barbarians offered to settle in Thrace and
 5  2,4 |    admitted the Nestorians and offered them his protection, for,
 6  4,1 |  former state of barbarism and offered a very strong resistance
 7  5,8 |        overcame the resistance offered by Michael’s troops, and
 8  6,7 |       very advanced age, Basil offered Photius the patriarchal
 9  6,8 |      the same century the city offered very stubborn resistance
10  6,8 |       almost incessant warfare offered a wide field for brave deeds
11  7,1 |    then the National Institute offered a prize for the best work
12  7,1 |   vessels and decorations were offered to Qilij Arslan as a gift.~
13  7,2 |       City. All the sacrifices offered by Europe and all her religious
14  7,3 |      which, for a certain sum, offered to transport them on its
15  7,4 | imperial crown only from Rome, offered the pope the prospect of
16  7,4 |   distant countries and boldly offered themselves for the military
17  8,14|         in which the patriarch offered to the pope for consideration
18  9,4 |      who spoke Greek fluently, offered his services to Andronicus
19  9,4 |      the Balkan peninsuia, and offered him an alliance against
20  9,9 |      into St. Sophia, where he offered up a Muhammedan prayer.
21  9,12| abnormal social conditions, it offered a secret opposition, in
22  9,13|        sad times monastic life offered the unfortunate nation the