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 1  2,1 |        that Constantine laid the foundations of St. Sophia, which was
 2  2,2 |     entirely overthrown from the foundations. The Splendor of Truth has
 3  2,2 |     Latium in Italy and laid the foundations for the Roman state. The
 4  2,5 |         sufficient the religious foundations developed at the first and
 5  3,5 |         to all these theoretical foundations, the Emperor was guided
 6  3,8 |       They contain the principal foundations of the administrative reforms
 7  3,16|         not so much the dogmatic foundations of the Monophysitic disputes,
 8  3,16|      revealing also the cultural foundations of this struggle.” It is
 9  4,1 |   community and began to lay the foundations for a political state on
10  4,1 |        excavators discovered the foundations of the palace of the early
11  4,1 |       with towers and gates, the foundations of a large church, inscriptions,
12  4,4 |   clearly of the solidity of the foundations laid for the artistic life
13  5,5 |         which would work out the foundations of an iconoclastic policy,
14  5,8 |         presentation of the main foundations of the Christian faith and
15  6,7 |        very clear picture of the foundations of the public and social
16  6,7 |          754, thereby laying the foundations for the famous medieval
17  8,16| spiritual culture was one of the foundations of a strong state. In spite
18  9,3 |    events of 1282 undermined the foundations of the Byzantine policy
19  9,19|          became one of the chief foundations of the famous present-day