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 1  2,2 |       most important centers of Hellenistic culture, which under Christian
 2  2,2 |       of the new regions of the Hellenistic East, which developed through
 3  2,2 |     from the living customs and Hellenistic ideals of these newly acquired
 4  2,2 |     political influences of the Hellenistic east, however, gradually
 5  2,2 |       which predominated in the Hellenistic East and were already known
 6  2,3 |      but in reality it was not. Hellenistic influence could be found
 7  2,3 |       reach. The main center of Hellenistic culture became the Egyptian
 8  2,5 |        Empire, replaced the old Hellenistic culture of the East, which
 9  2,5 |   famous work of D. V. Aïnalov, Hellenistic Origin of Byzantine Art,
10  3,16|         nothing to the glory of Hellenistic poetry; they represent the
11  3,16|         or northern Africa. The Hellenistic civilized East still continued
12  4,1 |         to as the Arabo-Aramean Hellenistic kingdoms. Among the cities,
13  5,8 |       art by reviving once more Hellenistic models, especially those
14  5,8 |   period under the influence of Hellenistic models. Genre scenes of
15  6,8 |     grace of the fourth-century Hellenistic manner; it had gathered
16  6,8 |   seriousness which the work of Hellenistic times had not possessed.
17  8,16| directly or indirectly from the Hellenistic world: in France, through
18  8,16|        romances have one common Hellenistic basis, and they developed