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 1  2,2 |         he beautified with many magnificent new edifices.~ When Constantine
 2  2,5 |        and sixth centuries. The magnificent churches of Jerusalem and
 3  3,16|     very large rectangle with a magnificent central nave over which
 4  3,16|         it on a larger and more magnificent scale. It was a cruciform
 5  4,1 |      under Constantine, and the magnificent buildings within its walls,
 6  4,1 |    great commercial routes. The magnificent ruins of this city attract
 7  5,2 |        for a long time the most magnificent structure of the Muslim
 8  5,4 |     doors of the Chalke, as the magnificent entrance to the imperial
 9  6,2 |        a subsequent period many magnificent edifices were erected. The
10  6,7 |      Basil ordered that all the magnificent buildings which belonged
11  6,8 |       with the erection of many magnificent buildings; he was passionately
12  7,1 | position in the Empire. Besides magnificent presents to the Venetian
13  7,3 |     they saw the high walls and magnificent towers that enclosed it
14  8,2 |         it to Alexius Comnenus. Magnificent palaces and numerous churches
15  8,16|     star leads Belthandros to a magnificent castle full of various miracles,
16  9,7 |         other decorations, to a magnificent tapestry, a kind of Gobelin,
17  9,17|         dockyard must have been magnificent; even now it is sufficient
18  9,17|      Palace must have been very magnificent, but now it is in such state
19  9,17|       Constantinople sacked the magnificent palace of Theodore Metochites.[
20  9,18|  renaissance. It developed with magnificent fullness and complete continuity