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 1  3,5 |        the East must have been reflected in the revisions of the
 2  3,5 | current legislation, naturally reflected the conditions and needs
 3  3,8 |   factor to the gloomy picture reflected in the first Novel of Justin
 4  4,4 |    mysticism, and liturgies he reflected chiefly the influence of
 5  4,4 |        the West and were later reflected in the writings of the famous
 6  5,8 |   Iconoclastic influences were reflected also on Byzantine coins
 7  6,8 | ecclesiastic and secular, were reflected in his own writings. His
 8  6,8 |      popular ballads have been reflected in Russian epic monuments,
 9  6,8 |        his court. All this was reflected in the art or the century
10  7,1 |       the First Crusade, which reflected most plainly the ideals
11  7,3 |     interests and emotions are reflected; lofty religious emotion,
12  7,3 |  concave mirror which strongly reflected the rays of the sun; this
13  7,4 |        course, this phenomenon reflected the general rise of culture
14  8,10|      in England began,[78] are reflected in his correspondence with
15  9,6 |        Venetian representative reflected the real spirit in Constantinople
16  9,17|   sometimes, or of glass which reflected in different colors; only