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 1  2,2 |              This created a sort of artificial dynastic system which was
 2  2,2 |          followed put an end to the artificial system of tetrarchy, which
 3  3,10|        stage of history, his entire artificial system of government, which
 4  3,10|        operate with full force; the artificial system collapsed; and the
 5  3,16|     overcharged with allegories and artificial expressions to a much greater
 6  4,1 |             effects of the imported artificial Graeco-Roman civilization
 7  4,1 |            methods of hurling this “artificial fire” at the enemy. The
 8  6,7 |          conditions, still remained artificial and inadequate. That is
 9  6,8 |             showed evidences of the artificial renaissance of classicism
10  7,4 |       ancient Attic dialect, became artificial, grandiloquent, sometimes
11  7,4 |          simple and has none of the artificial perfection that is, for
12  7,4 |              as Krumbacher said, an artificial, “almost entirely mummiform
13  7,4 |             As I have already said, artificial and ununderstandable style
14  7,4 |      humorous works, he gave up the artificial classic language and had
15  8,16|         very few exceptions, in the artificial school-Greek tongue. This
16  8,16| conventional classic, literary, and artificial tongue that had entirely
17  9,18|           usually been estimated as artificial and unoriginal, seeking