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 1  2,2 |        in this field has been to understand and interpret this enthusiastic “
 2  2,2 |           92] But Julian did not understand that the fallen paganism
 3  2,3 |    kindness did these barbarians understand these noble deeds; they
 4  5,3 | originals. Very few people could understand these Greek translations
 5  7,4 |         to read and difficult to understand, entirely different from
 6  7,4 |         and which he was able to understand only after a residence of
 7  8,2 |      propositions, giving him to understand that he could not regard
 8  8,10|          and they did not always understand him. The time of Frederick
 9  8,16|        are now only beginning to understand.”[202] But artistic traditions
10  9,4 |       who sometimes did not even understand Greek. If one calls this
11  9,5 |          monks could not fail to understand that the protection of the
12  9,7 |    gradually fell as he began to understand that he could not count
13  9,18|   Plethon judged it necessary to understand as thoroughly the nature
14  9,18|         is sometimes not easy to understand. But this was not his peculiarity
15  9,19|        time Europe was unable to understand any other reason. Bessarion