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 1  2,1 |          and theologians have been primarily interested in the causes
 2  2,2 | development of the imperial power, primarily on the basis of Ptolemaic
 3  2,3 |          this new favorite was due primarily to his success in arranging
 4  2,5 |         the Syrians were concerned primarily with the triumph of their
 5  3,5 |    handbook of civil law, intended primarily for the use of students,
 6  3,5 |        Novels, has been considered primarily as an aid for a closer acquaintance
 7  3,6 |            movements were centered primarily in the eastern provinces.
 8  3,7 |       Nestorianism, but concerning primarily the Monophysitic faith.
 9  3,9 |            other articles demanded primarily in the Byzantine Empire.
10  3,15|       Fallmerayer based his theory primarily on the data found in the
11  3,15|       presence of Slavs in Greece, primarily in the Peloponnesus, during
12  3,16|           of the Empire, centering primarily in the East; hence they
13  4,1 |         population, which centered primarily in the southern portion
14  4,1 |         the Byzantine army was due primarily to the use of “Greek fire,”
15  5,3 |       agriculture. It is concerned primarily with various kinds of thefts
16  5,6 |            this event is important primarily because it concerned the
17  5,8 |          before the time of Boris, primarily through the Byzantine captives
18  6,6 |           of this period consisted primarily of the successful Arabian
19  6,8 |       Court was compiled. This was primarily a detailed description of
20  9,13|         the Hesychast quarrel lies primarily in the purely religious
21  9,13|         Hesychast movement, though primarily religious, became still