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 1  2,1 |        in solving this problem lies in the contradictory information
 2  2,1 |       according to Burckhardt, lies Constantine’s great merit.
 3  2,2 |        of religious toleration lies Constantine’s great service
 4  2,2 |        and the material, there lies the intellectual (νοερος)
 5  2,5 |      with Anastasius (395-518) lies in the national and religious
 6  2,5 |       both Zeno and Anastasius lies in the fact that they understood
 7  3,9 | importance of this work, which lies in the information about
 8  3,16|        value of these churches lies in their mosaics.~ About
 9  4,1 |        the Syrian desert which lies to the north of it and stretches
10  4,1 |     the basis of this religion lies the distinct idea of a single
11  4,4 |        of this unoriginal work lies in the determination of
12  5,8 |    greatest value of this work lies in the fact that it has
13  6,3 |      their historical interest lies in their inscriptions, which
14  7,1 |       beauty of its buildings, lies now as a pile of stones.”~
15  8,10|       bears the epitaph: “Here lies the lady Constance, the
16  8,14|        in the Empire of Nicaea lies in the attempts by conferences
17  8,16|   Byzantine court, and therein lies its historical and cultural
18  9,6 |        Europe. The chief cause lies in the general conditions
19  9,7 |        within it; but all that lies outside belongs to me.”[
20  9,13|       of the Hesychast quarrel lies primarily in the purely