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 1  2,1 |     created no firmly established traditions, but merely some crude and
 2  2,1 | accomplish this union against all traditions of Caesarism.”[10] E. Krebs,
 3  2,5 |           the same time the pagan traditions were continued and developed
 4  2,5 |       clear that the East and its traditions played the predominant part
 5  2,5 |        influences of more ancient traditions, exerted a very strong and
 6  4,1 |         attitude to the religious traditions of their people.”[29]~ The
 7  4,1 |          part of North Africa the traditions of classical civilization
 8  5,1 |          contradicted the secular traditions of the Empire. It is interesting
 9  5,6 |        sharp contradiction to the traditions of the Roman Empire, where
10  5,8 |           return to the classical traditions of Alexandria and a very
11  6,8 |           the Eastern Empire, its traditions, and its splendor was still
12  6,8 |          led to the return to the traditions of early Alexandrian models,
13  8,4 |      revived the former Byzantine traditions of the struggle against
14  8,16|        160]~ Of course, classical traditions and religious emotions influenced
15  8,16|    understand.”[202] But artistic traditions did not die out, and the
16  8,16|      certain extent, due to these traditions and achievements of an earlier
17  9,18|      Renaissance was bound by the traditions of its past, in which creative
18  9,19|          were also preserving the traditions of learning.”[462] In the