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 1  2,1 |         statesman would not have allowed his wide political schemes
 2  2,1 |          act is that he not only allowed Christianity to exist but
 3  2,3 |         religious toleration. He allowed the pagans to reopen their
 4  2,3 |        The horrible deed was not allowed to pass unpunished. Ambrose
 5  2,3 |          other matter, which, if allowed to germinate, harms the
 6  3,5 |     permitted. The students were allowed only to make literal translations
 7  4,1 |          to all his enemies, and allowed no murder or robbery. From
 8  7,3 |          when the crusaders were allowed to pillage Constantinople,
 9  7,4 |       God and emperor; kings are allowed to do everything, and they
10  7,4 |  patriarch of Constantinople and allowed no disputes on faith. “A
11  8,5 |       The victory over the Turks allowed Theodore to open hostilities
12  8,14|         new patriarch, and Henry allowed them to choose the patriarch
13  8,16| different libraries, and he even allowed the books to be taken out
14  8,17|   history into world history has allowed scholars to discover feudalism
15  8,17|          which, if circumstances allowed, he could bring to a considerable
16  9,3 |        capital. The Genoese were allowed to return to Constantinople,
17  9,4 |   sultanate of Iconium, and been allowed by the sultan to stay and
18  9,6 |      great importance because it allowed the nations which maintained
19  9,17|          young son and heir, who allowed him to visit “the marvels
20  9,17|          exempt from taxes, were allowed to build up and fortify
21  9,18|         dangerous illness he was allowed to end his days in the Constantinopolitan