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 1  2,2 |       Valentinian II, when the division of power did not destroy
 2  2,3 |      the historian Jordanes, a division of Goths served the Romans
 3  2,5 |   without confusion or change, division or separation.” The dogmas
 4  3,8 |        throne itself there was division.~ It is almost certain that
 5  3,8 |     excessively the provincial division and established a vast staff
 6  5,3 |        jactu, dealing with the division of losses between the owner
 7  6,2 |   state had finally led to the division of Armenia between them
 8  6,2 |       historian, the political division of Armenia “into two parts,
 9  6,6 |        Rome which ended in the division of churches in 1054, the
10  6,7 |     large.~ The problem of the division of churches which became
11  7,1 |     quarrel resulting from the division of the spoil, which had
12  7,3 |       crusaders concerning the division of the Empire after the
13  7,4 |        place in the provincial division of the Empire in the course
14  8,9 |        Constantinople, and the division of their possessions between
15  8,16|     the Empire in 1204 and its division into a certain number of
16  8,16| culture, which, amid political division, violent international struggle,
17  8,17|    attempt at a typical feudal division such as often took place