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 1  2,1 |          so that they do nothing contrary to good order. Wherefore,
 2  2,2 |      adopted the Creed in which, contrary to the teachings of Arius,
 3  2,2 |        the Nicene decisions were contrary to the spirit of the church
 4  3,8 | regardless of his promise to the contrary, introduced new taxes, though
 5  4,1 |   original Muhammedan community, contrary to earlier opinion, was
 6  4,1 |        army which was intrusted, contrary to all expectations, with
 7  5,4 |         to be maintained. On the contrary, they were men of a sincere
 8  7,1 |        were not weakened; on the contrary, they gained in courage
 9  7,1 |     emperor to the other; on the contrary, the popes of the twelfth
10  7,4 |     transference had taken place contrary to this regulation, the
11  7,4 |        to history, which, on the contrary, greatly prefers a simple,
12  8,13|      hellenization” of the army, contrary to the established custom
13  8,16|        the world and men. On the contrary, in his conception and character,
14  9,6 |         Muhammedan power; on the contrary, all of them sought to compromise
15  9,12|        comparative peace; on the contrary, when the zealots had the
16  9,12|        Michael Palaeologus, who, contrary to his oath, had dethroned
17  9,16|   confirmed by a council. On the contrary, when he saw fatal danger
18  9,18|     Franks in 1204.”[437] On the contrary, the Byzantine Renaissance
19  9,19|     Renaissance in Italy. On the contrary, the conditions of Italian