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 1  2,1 |    which could not always be correct, often remained dissatisfied
 2  2,5 |      Empire, but this is not correct, because in the fifth century
 3  3,1 |     For it is appropriate to correct errors of long duration
 4  4,1 |     39]~ Though this view is correct to a certain extent, one
 5  4,1 |    whether this assertion is correct or not because very little
 6  4,2 |     teaching of one will was correct. Sophronius, raised to the
 7  4,4 |  described in harmonious and correct verses the military campaigns
 8  5,3 |    Isaurian dynasty[52] were correct, it would give an excellent
 9  5,8 |     believe that 860 was the correct date. Thus, the famous Italian
10  5,8 |     remains to be done for a correct historical estimate of the
11  5,8 |  generally recognized as the correct date of the restoration
12  5,8 | numerous works, helpful to a correct understanding of Byzantine
13  6,1 |    of Macedonia, it might be correct to assume that Basil was
14  6,7 |  been wrong, and he tried to correct it. He began by recalling
15  7,1 |   Manuel.”~ It might be more correct to say that the decline
16  8,17|   only for a better and more correct understanding of land conditions
17  9,13|     but he believed that the correct interpretation of the Hesychast
18  9,19|  information.”[453] The most correct estimation of Barlaam’s