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 1  2,2 | Constantius, Julian feared death constantly. Constantius forced him
 2  3,4 |         the orthodox Franks were constantly struggling with the Ostrogoths,
 3  3,8 |    coming into the treasury with constantly increasing difficulties.
 4  3,8 |    became necessary to republish constantly imperial decrees to remind
 5  4,1 |       the city and its buildings constantly declined, step by step,
 6  4,1 |     number of pilgrims increased constantly, being particularly great
 7  4,1 |    official Persian religion was constantly and rapidly declining. Thus,
 8  4,1 |      diminished possessions were constantly threatened by the Lombards,
 9  4,1 |     successful. Sicily was still constantly menaced by the Arabs. A
10  4,4 |     transformed into a territory constantly and strongly menaced by
11  6,5 |       because the Patzinaks were constantly forced to the west by other
12  6,8 |         education. The agitation constantly increased, and even assumed
13  7,4 |      living by literary work who constantly complained of poverty and
14  9,3 |       the fifteenth century, are constantly increasing: new ones are
15  9,12|     credulous and superstitious, constantly persecuted both by external
16  9,17|    continually being reduced and constantly menaced by the Normans,