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 1  2,2 |         explanations, such as court influences, intimate family relations,
 2  2,2 |   governmental power. The political influences of the Hellenistic east,
 3  2,3 |  civilization. As a result of these influences, the Goths, when later they
 4  2,5 |             term “East” and eastern influences. In a large number of very
 5  2,5 |        sought the roots of the main influences in the plateau and mountains
 6  2,5 |          balance and assimilate new influences, a task which required at
 7  2,5 |             their artistic life the influences of more ancient traditions,
 8  3,5 |    determine and evaluate Byzantine influences in Justinian’s Code, Digest,
 9  3,16|   determining the extent of eastern influences. In his narrative the author
10  3,16|           of international literary influences.[164]~ The second famous
11  5,4 |             up under the prevailing influences of the period, the excessive
12  5,8 | icon-worshipers.[172]~ Iconoclastic influences were reflected also on Byzantine
13  6,8 |           ecclesiastic and monastic influences and indicated new paths
14  7,4 |          problem of mutual cultural influences between the East and West
15  8,16|         motives was affected by the influences flowing directly or indirectly
16  8,16|        perhaps with some reciprocal influences. Even a phenomenon so modest
17  9,18|            vigorous; and if foreign influences partially contributed to