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 1  2,3 | paganism.”[104] It was the last step taken by Theodosius in his
 2  2,4 |      since it was a significant step in the direction of nationalizing
 3  4,1 |  buildings constantly declined, step by step, and even the Crusades,
 4  4,1 |    constantly declined, step by step, and even the Crusades,
 5  4,1 |         a certain tribute. This step on the part of the Emperor “
 6  5,3 |       represents a considerable step forward in many respects.
 7  5,4 |      the church. Following this step, middle Italy detached itself
 8  5,8 |         Sicily the most natural step for the Arabs was to advance
 9  6,7 |        estates. A more decisive step in this direction was taken
10  6,7 |        Phocas made an important step in the direction of strengthening
11  7,1 |     Uspensky called it “a fatal step and great error of St. Bernard”
12  8,9 |       this alliance a dangerous step for the interests of the
13  8,14|       was for Theodore merely a step to Constantinople.~ It is
14  8,17|     epoch is the most important step in the process of the formation
15  9,3 |      Corfu, which was the first step in carrying out his plan
16  9,5 |  alliance with Venice, but this step was from the beginning doomed
17  9,18|        critical times, receding step by step before the Ottoman
18  9,18|         times, receding step by step before the Ottoman Turks,