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 1  2,1 |     Edict of Milan was solemnly celebrated in many countries and a
 2  2,5 |      and St. Simeon, where they celebrated the eucharist. They then
 3  5,8 |       preserved in the sources, celebrated the death of the emir on
 4  7,1 |        in the sources is a most celebrated man, Robert the Devil, Duke
 5  7,1 |      Choniates said, “was still celebrated at the end of the twelfth
 6  7,4 |        century by the clergy. A celebrated Greek canonist and commentator
 7  7,4 |    heretical errors.~ Among the celebrated figures of the twelfth century
 8  8,16|        shines brighter than the celebrated Polycleitus; in his life
 9  8,16|         the persons of the most celebrated writers of antiquity, Homer,
10  9,2 |       of John V Palaeologus was celebrated in Constantinople. Thus
11  9,4 |         the Emperor’s niece was celebrated at Constantinople with great
12  9,6 |     Christian service was being celebrated in the imperial church,
13  9,7 | achieved “the greatest and most celebrated deeds.”[172] The other was
14  9,9 |   Eastern and Western churches, celebrated a union service in St. Sophia,
15  9,9 |        the same day service was celebrated in St. Sophia, the last
16  9,9 |    Sophia the liturgy was being celebrated; when the priest who held
17  9,14|    temple of St. Peter the pope celebrated a solemn service during
18  9,15|    Union of Florence.~ The most celebrated church union was the Union
19  9,16|       promulgation of union and celebrated the union liturgy, including
20  9,16|        services could be freely celebrated; in all cities and villages,
21  9,16|        Easter might be solemnly celebrated.[290] This religious toleration