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 1  2,1 |          which received official recognition during the reign of Constantine
 2  2,1 |          firm ground of official recognition. From this time forward
 3  2,1 |        history were the official recognition of Christianity and the
 4  2,1 |      that point of view. In this recognition, according to Burckhardt,
 5  2,2 | Constantine’s reign, next to the recognition of Christianity, was the
 6  3,3 |      also who had given official recognition to the Ostrogothic king,
 7  3,7 |          received general church recognition.~ In order to attract the
 8  5,6 |        probably in regard to the recognition of Charles’ imperial title.
 9  6,2 |      this ruler received general recognition, and at the end of the ninth
10  7,1 |        remove John and force the recognition as heir to the throne of
11  7,4 |     indignation at the too small recognition of his services. One day
12  8,9 |      history of Bulgaria was the recognition there of the autocephalous
13  8,14|          the Greek clergy to the recognition of the pope as the head
14  8,14|   favorably disposed towards the recognition of the union, but he was
15  9,7 |         in France and caused the recognition of the final authority of