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 1  2,3|    failed to realize that a free growth of Germanism might menace
 2  2,3|          background, watched the growth of German power with restlessness.
 3  2,5|    religion, furthered the rapid growth of Christianity. Three elements —
 4  2,5|      beneficial influence on the growth of East-Christian art. Syrian
 5  4,4|   distinguishing feature was the growth of the military power of
 6  5,4|  government against the rise and growth of monasterial landownerslnp.
 7  5,4|          monachism and the rapid growth of monasteries, on the other
 8  6  |  directed against the pernicious growth of large landownership,
 9  6,6|      there was also a noticeable growth in the number of Greek monasteries
10  6,7|         of limiting somewhat the growth of monasterial landed estates.
11  6,7|       German King Otto I and the growth of Longobardian power in
12  6,7|        whole, the problem of the growth of large landownership in
13  6,7|          sought in the excessive growth of the large landholdings.
14  6,7|   freedom to the lawlessness and growth of the powerful class.~
15  6,8|      longer any power of organic growth; the only change now possible
16  7,1| Sepulchre. (2) The second is the growth of the papacy in the eleventh
17  7,1|    failed to prevent the further growth of the sultanate of Iconium
18  7,4|          emperors, the excessive growth of ecclesiastic and monastic
19  7,4|      longer any power of organic growth … As the Comnenian period
20  8,8|      each other.~ Tidings of the growth of Nicaea and Epirus reached