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 1  3,5 |          itself was reduced to a simple mastery of the materials
 2  3,8 |     government taxpayers is very simple in Justinian’s conception:
 3  3,16|       spite of bombast, is still simple and natural; more abounding
 4  3,16|    Externally St. Sophia is very simple because its bare brick walls
 5  3,16|      port of the city, rises the simple outline of the Church of
 6  4,1 |         Islam remained forever a simple moral and religious teaching,
 7  6,7 | landholding were in reality very simple. They prohibited the powerful
 8  6,7 |        reduced to the state of a simple peasant.[130] There is no
 9  6,8 |     adorned with flowers even in simple utterances; and without
10  7,4 |     style of Bryennius is rather simple and has none of the artificial
11  7,4 |          oration, which was very simple and natural, it seemed that
12  7,4 |      contrary, greatly prefers a simple, natural, and plain narrative.”~
13  8,15|        to lay a grasping hand on simple and poor men, and that thereby
14  9,9 |   Emperor fought heroically as a simple soldier and fell in battle.
15  9,9 |  Byzantine Emperor, over which a simple oil lamp was burning. But
16  9,18|          on. Phrantzes’ style is simple and easy; it contains a