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 1  2,2 |        of Illyricum. Theodosius, originally from the far West (Spain),
 2  2,2 |         64] the aged Anastasius, originally from Dyrrachium (Durazzo)
 3  2,2 | sacrifices in the main basilica, originally intended for promenades
 4  2,3 |        the place from which they originally came.~ The most influential
 5  2,4 |        of treason because he had originally opposed it, naturally enough,
 6  3,16|          Syriac), which embraced originally the period from Julius Caesar
 7  4,1 |       Kaaba (the Cube) which was originally distinctly non-Arabic. It
 8  4,1 |       transforming his teaching, originally communicated only to his
 9  6,8 |         that this image had been originally sent by Christ to the Prince
10  6,8 |           The latter name, which originally meant “those who drive away
11  7,1 |        time under Basil II, came originally from a village not far from
12  7,1 |         that such a movement had originally been inspired by a religious
13  8,4 |         place which our Lord had originally chosen,[35] that is to say,
14  8,7 |         Angelus Comnenus Ducas.” Originally the possessions of the Despotat
15  9,3 |        the Mamluks in Egypt were originally the bodyguard of Turkish
16  9,18|         Michael Palaeologus, was originally opposed to the reconciliation