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 1  2,1 |          conversion.[15] E. Stein maintained a political reason. The
 2  2,2 |           Honorius that unity was maintained: there were two rulers of
 3  2,4 |   Justinian’s collections of laws maintained their force in Gaul late
 4  3,8 |      provinces and that they even maintained troops of their own, armed
 5  3,8 |         had their own prisons and maintained their own troops.[85] Large
 6  3,8 | constructed by Justinian were not maintained. Unable to oppose the barbarians
 7  5,3 |      Rural Code to the Ecloga, he maintained, is not as close as Zachariä
 8  5,4 |  predominance of the latter; they maintained that Leo III, desirous of
 9  5,4 |       rationalists, as used to be maintained. On the contrary, they were
10  6,2 |    because in his time the Empire maintained peaceful relations with
11  6,2 |            The peaceful relations maintained by Basil with all his neighbors,
12  6,3 |           peaceful relations were maintained with Bulgaria. Immediately
13  6,3 |        Bulgarian people, however, maintained their nationality, which
14  6,7 |           nocturnal devotions; he maintained a very high spirit in his
15  8,16|           of that time, cannot be maintained.[176]~ To the epoch of the
16  8,17|     provinces, and that they even maintained troops of their own, armed
17  8,17|         had their own prisons and maintained their own troops.[228]~
18  9,6 |         allowed the nations which maintained intercourse with Romania
19  9,8 |         of the Palaeologi; Venice maintained only the points in the south,
20  9,17|           hand, another historian maintained that in the revolt of Thessalonica
21  9,18|           art.”[430]~ Th. Schmidt maintained that amid the general economic