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 1  2,1 |       though probably wrongly, attributed to Eusebius. This work relates
 2  2,2 |      despised Christianity and attributed the solution of all problems
 3  3,5 |      in such regions as may be attributed to your care.”[53] The teaching
 4  3,7 |        and the impious letter, attributed to Ibas, and those who have
 5  5,4 | iconoclastic reforms should be attributed to the fact that there were
 6  5,8 |     tendencies of the army are attributed by some scholars to the
 7  5,8 | romance was almost universally attributed to John Damascene, but in
 8  5,8 |      and Josaphat is dubiously attributed to John,[186] the most recent
 9  5,8 |     ivory caskets, may also be attributed to the ninth century. The
10  5,8 |        surviving materials are attributed to the iconoclastic epoch
11  6,7 |  Tipucitus (Τιπουκειτος),[117] attributed to a Byzantine jurisconsult,
12  6,7 |  published by V. Beneševič and attributed to the reign of Romanus
13  7,1 |  crusaders the characteristics attributed by Gibbon to the followers
14  7,1 |      error of St. Bernard” and attributed the sad results of the crusade
15  7,1 |      enterprise must be rather attributed to the lack of organization
16  8,17|   Jerusalemite tradition, were attributed to the first ruler of Jerusalem,
17  9,17|       concerning court offices attributed to the fourteenth century
18  9,18|     among the emperors must be attributed to John VI Cantacuzene,
19  9,18|    close to the spoken tongue, attributed the rescue of the capital
20  9,19|    were filled, must be wholly attributed to the indirect and direct