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 1  2,3 |            was confronted with the questions of regulating his relations
 2  2,5 |        series of new and important questions. Meanwhile Christianity
 3  3,2 |        great interest in religious questions, when Justinian saw her
 4  3,6 |       final decisions on debatable questions of doctrine. This policy
 5  3,7 |            to discuss all doubtful questions with their antagonists “
 6  3,7 |         problem of regulating some questions connected with the decisions
 7  3,16|        discussing or meditating on questions of poetry or history.[140]
 8  4,4 |            which deal with various questions referring to the clergy
 9  5,4 |           two distinctly different questions; (1) the habitually discussed
10  5,8 |            probable that religious questions interested the Emperor very
11  5,8 |      enforced silence on debatable questions and a tolerant attitude
12  6,7 |           to one of the most acute questions in the social and economic
13  6,8 |           with extracts on various questions, were compiled at his suggestion.
14  7,4 | negotiations related to commercial questions. Manuel’s policy was always
15  8,7 |    complete; for this reason, many questions still remain debatable and
16  8,16|       juridical and ecclesiastical questions were discussed, various
17  9,13|      troubles continued, debatable questions were discussed at other
18  9,18|          the West. His Grammatical Questions and Greek Dictionary were,