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 1  2,1 | satisfied national wants. New needs and new desires appeared,
 2  2,1 |      perhaps even this figure needs to be reduced. Any claim
 3  2,3 |    the funds assigned for the needs of the settlers. Not only
 4  2,5 |       the sixth century, one “needs the eloquence of Thucydides
 5  3,5 |    Greek, called forth by the needs of the time and by practical
 6  3,5 |      Justinian’s work met the needs of his time and to what
 7  3,5 |  reflected the conditions and needs of contemporary life.~ In
 8  4,1 |   longer satisfy the physical needs of its population, and threatened
 9  4,1 |      of the Arabs in material needs alone. Included also among
10  5,3 |   Ashburner, only proves what needs no proof; that lawyers of
11  5,4 |    clear understanding of the needs of society and the demands
12  5,8 |     cenoby); the intellectual needs of the monks were to be
13  6,8 |      the spokesman of popular needs, who gave hopes of fulfilling
14  7,4 |     sacred vessels for public needs.” Manuel by restoring the
15  7,4 |  metric, Isaac Tzetzes hardly needs to be mentioned, but in
16  8,16|       to satisfy the cultural needs of the Empire. In his cities
17  8,16|     it perfectly answered the needs and requirements of the
18  8,16|     contemporary life and the needs of the epoch. Blemmydes’
19  8,17|       building, and all other needs of the clergy.[223]~ The
20  9,3 |       essential interests and needs of France which, for several
21  9,7 |     as far as the substantial needs of the Empire were concerned,
22  9,18|     his chief historical work needs a new critical edition.[