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 1  2,5 |        Gregory of Nyssa, the most profound thinker of the three. They
 2  3,9 | interesting story which shows the profound respect commanded in India
 3  3,12|        unable to stop, produced a profound ethnographic change in the
 4  4,1 |    sufficient military force, and profound disturbances shook the Empire
 5  4,1 |         The observations of three profound students illustrate the
 6  4,1 |         Asia Minor assumes a very profound significance.~ The second
 7  5,7 |           and disclose in it more profound meaning and still greater
 8  5,8 |            and art.~A movement so profound, complex, and intense as
 9  5,8 |       depth of poetical force and profound doctrine they are among
10  5,8 |         his contemporaries by his profound and varied learning, and
11  6,6 |            983-1002), educated in profound reverence for the Byzantine
12  6,7 |     Bishop Porphyrius Uspensky, a profound Russian student of the Christian
13  6,8 |           His broad education and profound interest in literary works,
14  7,4 |      picturesque style; revealing profound knowledge both of ancient
15  7,4 |       monastic life, as well as a profound scholar whose knowledge
16  8,16|          his teacher and who felt profound reverence for him.[165]
17  8,16|           one of his letters, the profound impression produced upon
18  8,16|             as well as for a more profound understanding of the cultural
19  9,2 |    fifteenth centuries and in the profound enthusiasm felt for the
20  9,7 |           away. With a feeling of profound mourning the mass of the
21  9,18|    grounds to admire his vast and profound erudition. Metochites cited