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 1  2,3 | responsibilities, and the like. He took care, however, that all these
 2  3,5 |               may be attributed to your care.”[53] The teaching itself
 3  3,12|              who was forced not only to care for the spiritual life of
 4  6,7 |                 completely neglected to care for the prosperity of the
 5  6,8 |              was also the object of the care of the emperors of the tenth
 6  7,1 |                 long, he could not take care of the western interests
 7  7,4 |             money, and the Comneni took care of the restoration and strengthening
 8  7,4 |       introduction he wrote: “I did not care for a bombastic narrative,
 9  8,16|                 Emperor confided to his care the education of his son
10  8,16|             official ordained by God to care for the people subject to
11  8,16|            avoid flatterers, and should care for the army and navy. During
12  8,16|                 is necessary for him to care for the internal organization
13  8,17|             maintain the monks and take care of the buildings, in a word
14  8,17|              word meaning “forethought, care” in the Christian sense, “
15  8,17|                 pledged himself to take care of it, i.e. in Greek to
16  9,3 |               rule of Manfred, who took care not only of the material
17  9,7 |                 of work (i.e. those who care for oxen, cattle, and so
18  9,7 |              and (3) those who have the care of safety and order, i.e.,
19  9,12|              much education and took no care to have an educated clergy,
20  9,13|          isolation and silence, by “the care of the heart” and mortification