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 1  2,4 |     earlier collections. It was to contain decrees issued by the Christian
 2  2,5 |       literature. These works also contain valuable extracts from older
 3  3,8 |          Justinian’s reforms. They contain the principal foundations
 4  3,9 |           The Christian Topography contain copies of the original miniatures
 5  3,16|          manuscripts of the Climax contain many interesting illustrations (
 6  3,16|            along the church walls, contain the remains of the most
 7  4,1 |           pre-Islamic poems do not contain any allusions to a striving
 8  5,3 |        later Roman Empire, It does contain, however, indications of
 9  5,7 |       covers this period, does not contain any estimate. A very interesting
10  6,7 | Mikhailovich (seventeenth century) contain direct quotations from the
11  7,4 |        book will appear to many to contain a flagrant contradiction.
12  8,17|         dated, Byzantine documents contain both meanings; similarly
13  8,17|           Theodosius and Justinian contain a considerable number of
14  8,17|            of the Byzantine period contain grants of immunities-exkuseias
15  9,18|           over-refined, style, and contain new and interesting data.[
16  9,18|            been analyzed, and they contain a great deal of information