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 1  2,2 |      leading district she was transformed into a mere province. The
 2  2,3 |     the Empire, was gradually transformed in its greater part into
 3  3,4 |     Romans to Ostrogoths, was transformed into a heap of ruins. After
 4  3,16|       firm even today. It was transformed into a mosque in 1453. Strzygowski
 5  3,16|    erection of St. Sophia was transformed in literature into a sort
 6  4,1 |     Empire was at this period transformed into a Byzantine Empire
 7  4,4 |     serious defense it became transformed into a territory constantly
 8  5,2 |       century, Slavonized and transformed into a powerful state with
 9  5,3 |    spirit of Roman Law became transformed in the religious atmosphere
10  5,5 |       with new paintings, was transformed into a “fruit store and
11  5,5 |       away from the monks and transformed into barracks and arsenals.
12  6   |      dependence; Bulgaria was transformed into a Byzantine province;
13  6,3 |    subjected this kingdom and transformed it into a Byzantine province.~
14  6,3 |   ceased to exist, for it was transformed into a Byzantine province
15  6,7 | village in which he lived and transformed it into his own estate,
16  6,7 |   rose in importance by being transformed into themes.~ The strategi
17  6,8 | imperial palace was sometimes transformed into a new academy and lyceum.”[
18  9,2 |  different nationalities, was transformed into a state small in its