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 1  3,5 |      twelfth century, during the revival of the study of Roman law
 2  3,15| imagination can still dream of a revival in our days of the ancient
 3  5,4 |      arrest “the progress of the revival of paganism” in the form
 4  5,8 |     period from the epoch of the revival of the Empire under the
 5  6,7 |        brought about a temporary revival in the field of juridical
 6  6,8 |    century. Notwithstanding some revival under the Comneni, the Empire
 7  7,4 |       Psellus. This intellectual revival expressed itself under the
 8  7,4 |      environment, as well as the revival of the High School of Constantinople,
 9  7,4 |     western Europe witnessed the revival of the Latin classics, of
10  7,4 |        Byzantium had had no such revival, and this revival of the
11  7,4 |        no such revival, and this revival of the twelfth century becomes
12  7,4 |       compared with the cultural revival at the same time in the
13  9,18|           mystic, and polemic. A revival may also be noted in poetry.
14  9,18|      Italy and especially of the revival of Platonic philosophy in
15  9,18|          also be emphasized. The revival of Byzantine art under the