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 1  3,3 |        the Roman Empire were not exclusively a matter of his personal
 2  3,6 |        title of pope was applied exclusively to the bishop of Rome. In
 3  4,1 |       which were confined almost exclusively to loyalty, protection,
 4  4,4 |        judged, therefore, almost exclusively on the basis of the acts
 5  5,8 |        coins was confined almost exclusively to representations of the
 6  7,1 |  crusades ceased to be discussed exclusively from the narrower standpoint
 7  7,1 |     eleventh century was made up exclusively of unarmed men; and in this
 8  7,1 |         the First Crusade was an exclusively occidental enterprise, politically
 9  7,2 |          and presented itself as exclusively political. “What would a
10  7,3 |     treaty with the Muslims, but exclusively because they had in view
11  8,14|         in the eparchies with an exclusively Greek population, and granting
12  8,16| thirteenth century must lose its exclusively local significance and take
13  8,17|        as a phenomenon belonging exclusively to medieval western Europe,
14  8,17|        called feudalism belonged exclusively to the Middle Ages in western
15  8,17|       immunity in Byzantium deal exclusively with monasterial life. But
16  9,2 | Palaeologi the Empire has almost exclusively the local significance of
17  9,4 |         and their interests were exclusively local. “Albania abounds
18  9,12|         activity had been almost exclusively concentrated. The provinces
19  9,12|         people was turned almost exclusively to the problem of the union.
20  9,12|       posts in the hierarchy are exclusively occupied by monks, and the