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 1  2,4 |       from the Roman curia and drew nearer to Constantinople.
 2  2,5 |      Christian world.”[185] He drew also upon India and Chinese
 3  5,8 |         The iconoclastic party drew its forces mainly from the
 4  6,4 |   almost all of Asia Minor and drew close to the capital; at
 5  7,1 |   Bohemond as his chief rival, drew closer to Alexius. At that
 6  7,4 |     Emperor’s desire Zigabenus drew up a treatise The Dogmatic
 7  7,4 |    historian Nicetas Choniates drew a striking picture of universal
 8  7,4 |    time from 1069 to 1118; she drew a picture of the gradual
 9  8,2 |       and by little and little drew the attention and hopes
10  8,7 |    Nicaea.~ The first act that drew attention to Theodore Angelus
11  8,12|    rule. The Emperor of Nicaea drew near Constantinople. The
12  8,16|     poetry and that the author drew his inspiration directly
13  9,3 | Italian archives and from them drew a great deal of information
14  9,3 |    their land, from which they drew their incomes. This measure
15  9,7 |        and for this purpose he drew up a plan for a radical
16  9,13|      German Byzantinist Gelzer drew a rather idyllic picture
17  9,18| expressed in his works, Sathas drew an interesting conclusion:
18  9,18|  Byzantine epic, or whether he drew his similar episodes from
19  9,18|        brilliant flowering, it drew from itself, from the deep
20  9,18|       of the works of art, but drew it indirectly from data