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 1  2,1 |  Christian state, entered upon an era during which its past was
 2  2,2 |        centuries of the Christian era the emperors often deserted
 3  2,3 |          opening of the Christian era had occupied the southern
 4  2,3 |         time before the Christian era, had been covered with numerous
 5  2,5 |        centuries of the Christian era.~ But life did its work,
 6  2,5 |        centuries of the Christian era. Besides, Eusebius was important
 7  3,16|         the Turkish period. A new era in the history of St. Sophia,
 8  4,1 |       again did this city have an era similar to the brilliant
 9  4,1 |        the eyes of all a glorious era of peace and grandeur seemed
10  4,1 |       Arabs. They opened up a new era in the world’s history by
11  4,1 |         Long before the Christian era the Arabs, a people of Semitic
12  4,1 |       Medina marks the Muhammedan era.[31] Beginning with the
13  4,1 |       After that date we have the era of translation of Coptic
14  5,8 |         which mark the Macedonian era. If at that time there flourished
15  6,2 |    emperor. “It was the end of an era; new actors were strutting
16  6,2 |          of Christ. He opened the era of Crusades for the East
17  6,7 |       with the beginning of a new era in the life of Mount Athos,
18  7,1 |     Sicilian Kingdom opened a new era in the history of the Italian
19  9,3 |       Charles of Anjou opened the era of French expeditions to
20  9,3 |           expeditions to Italy—an era very destructive to the
21  9,18| forerunners of a new intellectual era and are, as Krumbacher said,