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 1  2,2 |       the main sources of the glorious ancient cultures. Judging
 2  2,2 |      a reminder of the former glorious days. Julian’s stay at Athens
 3  4,1 |       Heraclius’ war with the glorious campaigns of Alexander the
 4  4,1 |      now to the eyes of all a glorious era of peace and grandeur
 5  6,2 |      were passed those twenty glorious years.”[16]~ The last years
 6  6,2 |    great city of Antioch, the glorious Theoupolis [the name applied
 7  6,2 |     with much cruelty and the glorious achievements of Christian
 8  6,2 |     victory in the active and glorious reign of the aged basileus.[
 9  7,1 |   these bombastic words: “How glorious are your campaigns against
10  7,1 | received their power from the glorious Roman emperors, had to rule
11  7,4 |     devoted to describing the glorious rule of Anna’s father, “
12  7,4 |  wrote that Athens had been a glorious city but was no longer alive.
13  7,4 |       the ruin of the ancient glorious city that has come down
14  8,7 |       a representative of the glorious families of the Angeli,
15  9,2 |       enthusiasm felt for the glorious Hellenic past one may see,
16  9,4 |       historical event as our glorious expedition to the East,”
17  9,18|    art would secure to him “a glorious memory among posterity until