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 1  2,4 |   Marcian was a very capable but modest soldier and rose to the
 2  4,1 |   distinguishing ideals of these modest apostles. They found gratification
 3  4,1 |        was Muhammed, who, from a modest preacher of penitence, became
 4  4,1 |      views openly, at first as a modest preacher of morality in
 5  6,8 |         apparent that he was not modest in his opinions of himself.
 6  7,1 |        active Pope Urban II. The modest auxiliaries asked for by
 7  7,1 |         their families and their modest chattels, and release from
 8  7,1 |     number were quite unlike the modest bodies of auxiliaries for
 9  7,1 |  oppressed with labor, in a very modest dress, holding a scythe.~
10  8,2 |  addition to the city walls, the modest small church of the Assumption.
11  8,16| influences. Even a phenomenon so modest at first sight as the cultural
12  9,7 |        more decisive steps. Such modest expeditions as that of Boucicaut
13  9,7 |        than four months afforded modest results: the king and Royal
14  9,8 |          was reduced to the most modest extent. Shortly before his
15  9,9 |  conquered, largely exceeded the modest number of the defenders
16  9,11|         for union, had much more modest pretensions. He had in mind
17  9,12|          entirely disregards the modest extent of the territory
18  9,17|         was replaced by the more modest title of dux.[310] The term
19  9,18|        biographers said: “Sober, modest, well-educated, truthful,
20  9,18|     activities go far beyond the modest confines of philology. In
21  9,19|         was in reality much more modest. He was nothing but a rather