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 1  2,2 |        historians.[40] The most enthusiastic and skillful opponent of
 2  2,2 |   understand and interpret this enthusiastic “Hellen” so firmly convinced
 3  2,2 |     ineffaceable impression the enthusiastic lectures of Libanius might
 4  2,2 |         a long time had been an enthusiastic adherent of paganism, but
 5  2,2 |       their failure.”[93] “This enthusiastic philhellen,” Geffcken wrote,
 6  2,2 |   Greece which, with filial and enthusiastic devotion, he called his
 7  2,5 |     Rome in the year 410. As an enthusiastic believer in the old gods
 8  3,15| independent Greek kingdom, when enthusiastic European society viewed
 9  5,3 |    These are the comments of an enthusiastic Hellenic patriot, but nevertheless
10  7,4 |        archbishop of Athens. An enthusiastic admirer of Hellenic antiquity,
11  7,4 |  contemporary writers have left enthusiastic descriptions of it. The
12  9,18|       in their style, attracted enthusiastic groups of auditors and disciples
13  9,18|  classic literature, and was so enthusiastic about astronomy that he
14  9,18|        master in a detailed and enthusiastic fashion.[397] His numerous
15  9,19|       in favor of Platonism, an enthusiastic admirer of antiquity who
16  9,19|     Chrysoloras, who aroused an enthusiastic veneration for ancient Hellas