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 1  2,1 |         people, we never want to believe that they acted just like
 2  2,2 |    should teach what they do not believe to be sound. But if they
 3  2,2 |         to be sound. But if they believe that those whose interpreters
 4  3,4 |          Procopius would have us believe, must have been of great
 5  4,1 |          the Koran one is led to believe that the final aim of Islam
 6  4,4 |          he said, give reason to believe that Heraclius studied the
 7  5,3 |         Later he was inclined to believe that the Rural Code was
 8  5,4 |         of contemporary scholars believe that the first edict against
 9  5,8 |    calculations were inclined to believe that 860 was the correct
10  6,7 | successor, Leo VI. Some scholars believe that the Epanagoge was never
11  7,1 |         scholars are inclined to believe that such charges against
12  7,2 |           is not authentic; they believe that in 1196 Henry had no
13  8,14|          successor, professed to believe that he as Emperor should
14  8,17|        to medieval history; some believe it to be the result of the
15  8,17|       belonged to the Church. We believe that something similar was
16  9,7 |    Lament. 1:1).’ Who would ever believe that thou shouldst sink
17  9,9 |        for example Th. Uspensky, believe that “the Turks in 1453
18  9,19|        other words, no reason to believe that Barlaam possessed enough