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 1  2,2 |        one of the indefeasible achievements of the political and administrative
 2  3,4 |  enormous success, Justinian’s achievements fell far short of his hopes.
 3  3,16|      the study of the artistic achievements of Justinian’s period the
 4  3,16| officials.~ Two of Justinian’s achievements, however, left a deep mark.
 5  3,16|  surname of “Great.” These two achievements are his code of civil law
 6  4,1 |      Christian.”[7] Heraclius’ achievements are the more noteworthy
 7  4,1 |       invasion undid all these achievements.”[66] In spite of the rapid
 8  5,2 |   emperors in his construction achievements. A mosque was erected in
 9  5,2 |        attempts to destroy the achievements of Asparuch. Internal conditions
10  5,3 |    information exists on Leo’s achievements in the field of provincial
11  5,7 |    line, particularly upon the achievements of Leo III, and justly so,
12  5,7 |      scholar referred to Leo’s achievements as “the regeneration of
13  5,8 |      Not merely for its actual achievements, but for its influence upon
14  6,2 |  unusually favorable for great achievements in this struggle, because
15  6,2 |    seat of the Hamdanids.~ The achievements of the next three emperors —
16  6,2 |       cruelty and the glorious achievements of Christian architecture
17  6,3 |        Thessalonica. For these achievements, Simeon’s name is significant
18  6,7 |       represent the successful achievements of the time of Basil I,
19  7,1 |       not add very much to the achievements of this period; they only
20  7,4 |       the splendor of artistic achievements under the Macedonian Emperors.
21  7,4 | Monreale, reproducing the best achievements of Byzantine art, belong
22  7,4 |       in spite of all artistic achievements of the epoch of the Comneni
23  8,16|        to these traditions and achievements of an earlier time which
24  8,16|   protected, and continued the achievements of the first Hellenic renaissance
25  9,18|       assumption that the best achievements of Byzantine art under the
26  9,19|       familiar with the latest achievements of science and philosophy;