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 1  2,5 |     period sometimes learned by heart. He also left a number of
 2  3,13| Universal Church, who swells in heart, who covets in a name of
 3  5,5 |       in you a man after my own heart who carries out all my wishes.”[
 4  6,2 |        conquest of Antioch, the heart of Syria. After a preliminary
 5  6,3 |        the eastern Arabs in the heart of Asia Minor and the western
 6  6,8 |       succeeded in becoming the heart of an intense literary and
 7  7,1 |     successor, derived from his heart, and not borrowed from the
 8  7,1 |      such strong rock or with a heart forged on such an anvil
 9  7,1 |         deal a blow at the very heart of Byzantium, he transferred
10  7,1 |      rule were happier than the heart of the Byzantine Empire,
11  7,1 |       deeply impressed upon his heart, the memory of that fatal
12  7,3 |          All this evoked in the heart of the pope alarm and discontent
13  8,13|         the sultan, “having the heart of a shy deer,”[102] took
14  8,17|       in German Ritter), “whose heart was set on adventure and
15  9,13|         the simplicity of their heart, live a life pure and near
16  9,13|      the love of God from soul, heart, and mind, and the desire
17  9,13|    silence, by “the care of the heart” and mortification of the