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 1  2,2 |      myrtles, and the humble home of Socrates.”[69] Many historians
 2  2,3 |       Later, upon his return home, he was chosen bishop of
 3  2,3 |      more or less prosperous home we find a Scythian [Goth]
 4  2,4 | Nestorianism was Edessa, the home of the famous school which
 5  2,4 |      the city of Athens, the home of the famous philosophical
 6  2,5 |     in the fifth century the home of the last distinguished
 7  3   |  origin; some claim that his home and that of his family was
 8  3,7 |      his own reign to return home. He invited many Monophysites
 9  3,16|     by Justinian. It was the home of the Byzantine viceroy
10  4,1 |   strengthening his power at home, Muawiya renewed the offensive
11  5,8 |     a military conspiracy at home.[136]~ In the annals of
12  6,8 |    Seljuq Turks advanced. At home there reigned the spirit
13  7,1 |    to the west, on their way home. A rupture took place between
14  7,4 |     himself with his adopted home that we may call him the
15  8,15|   that, having everything at home he needed, no one should
16  9,7 |     aid. They were needed at home. But Venice and the other
17  9,7 |  would stop there on his way home, made elaborate preparations
18  9,7 |   will may plant and build a home where he would, and till
19  9,18|    lost position, money, and home, and was confined in prison.
20  9,18|   old Greek things returning home, superficially enhanced