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 1  2,2 |   instruct Christians was a cruel action, and one deserving to be
 2  2,5 |       hard struggle followed this action, and only after six years
 3  2,5 |     headed by such unusual men of action as the pupil of Libanius
 4  2,5 |   official Egyptian religion, the action of the council was followed
 5  3,4 |         Justinian opened military action by intervening in the internal
 6  3,11|        real alliance for combined action against Persia, because
 7  4,1 |           main arenas of military action for this reign.~ While the
 8  4,1 |      power. There was no unity of action among these governors. Their
 9  4,2 |           teaching a heresy. This action introduced an unexpected
10  4,2 |             Angered by the pope’s action at the Lateran Synod, Constans
11  5,8 |       been killed on the field of action against the Visigoths, there
12  6,3 |          refrain from any hostile action against the Bulgarians and
13  6,7 |          100] In response to this action Michael Cerularius convoked
14  6,8 |           which had seen military action, gives a strikingly forceful
15  7,3 |       come, craving for spiritual action, and devotion to the obligations
16  7,3 |      Fourth Crusade there were in action various forces originating
17  7,4 |     vessels and condemned his own action by a special Novel, “On
18  9,4 | condemnation of illegal or unjust action may say: “Not even the Catalans
19  9,5 |        and limited the freedom of action of the Serbian kings, were