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 1  2,1 |            its members are largely drawn from the leading classes,
 2  2,5 |      obscurity from which they had drawn it.”[163]~ Antioch, the
 3  3,3 |       extremely difficult and long drawn out.~ ~
 4  3,5 |        majority of the Novels were drawn up in Greek. This fact was
 5  4,1 |             The capital had always drawn its power from the eastern
 6  5,5 |        rushed into the temple with drawn swords and forced the assembly
 7  7,1 |          but the Latin message was drawn up by somebody in the West
 8  7,1 |    Bohemond’s troops were probably drawn, for the most part, from
 9  7,3 |          motive which had formerly drawn the western peoples to the
10  7,4 |            Italus’ errors was then drawn up. Finally, anathema was
11  7,4 |         but, without doubt, it was drawn up under the pressure of
12  7,4 | Information on this problem can be drawn from the Novel of Alexius
13  8,17|            striking analogy may be drawn between western European
14  9,3 |         says that the Mamluks were drawn from “the European Scythians
15  9,12|    Constantinople,”[266] which was drawn up under Andronicus the
16  9,15|       Finally, the decree of union drawn up in two languages was