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 1  2,4 |        school was given a separate building with large lecture rooms
 2  2,4 |          other Latin, speak of the building activities of Theodosius.
 3  2,5 |          although he carried out a building program including the Long
 4  3,9 |            emperor he fostered the building of many temples, of which
 5  3,16|        order to make this temple a building of unusual splendor, Justinian,
 6  3,16|        Mustapha Kemal Ataturk. The building was first of all thrown
 7  3,16|           Kemal announced that the building had been closed as a mosque
 8  3,16|          and sixth centuries.~ The building activities of Justinian
 9  4,1 |            was a cube-shaped stone building, about thirty-five feet
10  6,2 |    described it as a most spacious building with a capacity of eight
11  7,4 |         residence in the episcopal building on the Acropolis where in
12  8,13|           to the famous and unique building of the “Great Church” of
13  8,13|         evidence observable in the building as it stands today that
14  8,13| contribution to the history of the building, and it is quite likely
15  8,17|            necessary upkeep of the building, and all other needs of
16  9,9 |        spared were present and the building was once more and for the