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 1  2,2 |       development in the East and attained in the Christian world the
 2  2,3 |          Over paganism Theodosius attained a complete triumph. Deprived
 3  2,5 |           the Christians, who now attained the high ideal of which
 4  2,5 |      Great, when “the capital had attained a full self-consciousness
 5  3,3 |     reverse side. The success was attained at a price too dear for
 6  4,3 |          by this time undoubtedly attained the fair middle path which
 7  4,4 |         and later averred that he attained an understanding of the “
 8  5,1 |        power with her son when he attained his majority, and was victorious;
 9  5,2 |           aims of their states be attained. In the Latin, as well as
10  6   |           strength and glory ever attained by the Empire. The intensive
11  6,3 |           also because he had not attained satisfactory results in
12  6,7 | concluding statement: “If we have attained such success in our struggle
13  6,7 |        become famous and wealthy, attained high rank in service, and
14  7,3 |      merchants was not thoroughly attained, for not all Byzantine territories
15  8,14|     population. But this could be attained neither by Innocent III
16  9,7 |       from the Ottoman danger was attained not by the strength of the
17  9,13|         goal of the Hesychasts is attained by absolute isolation and
18  9,13|          few became perfect, i.e. attained the highest degree of hesychia, “
19  9,13|        accused the Hesychasts who attained the highest degree of perfection “