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 1  2,1 |               had a great past and an extensive body of ideas which had
 2  2,2 |             long periods during their extensive military campaigns and journeys
 3  2,2 |          literature about him is very extensive. The writings of Julian
 4  3,16|               if one may judge by the extensive fragments in which alone
 5  4,4 |               to the establishment of extensive districts ruled by strong
 6  4,4 |           ages, gave rise to a fairly extensive literature which has not,
 7  4,4 |              sacred city and wrote an extensive narrative of the martyrdom
 8  5,3 |        connected by scholars with the extensive Slavonic settlements in
 9  5,3 |              imperative to reduce the extensive stretches of territory under
10  5,8 |              Council. Fragments of an extensive work against icon worship
11  5,8 |     many-sided, and his knowledge was extensive not only in theology but
12  5,8 |            sometimes brief, sometimes extensive, as well as his own essays
13  6,2 |               II had begun to plan an extensive expedition for the reconquest
14  6,4 |           countries engaged freely in extensive trade with one another.~
15  6,8 |        Russian history because of the extensive data on Sviatoslav and his
16  6,8 |             seldom possessed deep and extensive knowledge in this field.
17  7,4 | Constantinople, was more frequent and extensive than might be expected at