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 1  2,2 |   Conditions were becoming very grave. The Christians in their
 2  2,3 |    which might have led to very grave crises in the life of the
 3  2,5 |       Emperor Arcadius over the grave of Menas, a renowned Egyptian
 4  5,2 |        Muslim world. Muhammed’s grave at Medina was as splendid
 5  5,2 |        space next to Muhammed’s grave at Medina will serve for
 6  5,2 |       Medina will serve for the grave of Jesus when he dies after
 7  5,2 |        champion of Islam, whose grave is shown even today in one
 8  5,8 |    assumed the proportions of a grave civil war, which lasted
 9  5,8 |        time of Theophilus was a grave and direct menace to the
10  6,8 |        was confronted with many grave difficulties, the struggle
11  6,8 |        Byzantine Empire and her grave external difficulties, the
12  6,8 |   travelers are still shown his grave, which, according to popular
13  7,1 | doctrine, they sometimes caused grave trouble to the Byzantine
14  7,1 |         wrote: “In a style less grave than that of history I should
15  7,1 |         Byzantium sank into the grave forever.” This opinion of
16  9,9 |       be seen a lowly, nameless grave which the humble Greeks
17  9,19|     Greek he knows Latin; he is grave, mild, religious, and prudent;