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1 2,3 | of the fifth century was striking proof of the fact that the 2 3,10| to overlook it amid the striking events of Justinian’s busy 3 3,16| and the other two is so striking that some scholars began 4 3,16| in these pictures is very striking in its splendor and magnificence. 5 4,1 | the main causes for the striking military success of the 6 4,1 | hagiography gives a vivid and striking picture of the mass Byzantine 7 4,4 | against the Arabian fleet.~ A striking analogy exists between this 8 5,3 | resemblance in phraseology, very striking at times, no definite conclusions 9 5,8 | of the period. The very striking similarity of this History 10 5,8 | was an eyewitness.~ In his striking universality of knowledge 11 7,1 | Nicetas Choniates gave a striking picture of the changeable 12 7,3 | Constantinople, gives a striking picture of appalling sacking, 13 7,4 | Nicetas Choniates drew a striking picture of universal discontent 14 7,4 | am starting my task, and striking Homer with the staff of 15 8,13| On July 25,1261, without striking a blow, the troops of Michael 16 8,17| necessarily unavoidable.~ Striking in its brevity and acumen 17 8,17| life of the Empire a very striking analogy may be drawn between 18 9,9 | historian, E. Pears, gave a striking picture of this ceremony:~ ~ 19 9,18| and interests presented a striking analogy to the Italian humanists. 20 9,18| enthusiasm and produced a striking impression upon Cosimo Medici 21 9,18| revenge for his death.~ A striking rise in art, at first sight