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 1  2,1 |   Licinius, before Constantine, originated a policy of tolerance toward
 2  2,2 |        new dogmatical movements originated in Alexandria which, according
 3  2,2 |        period, the doctrine had originated in the second half of the
 4  2,4 |       end of the fourth century originated the teaching that there
 5  5,3 |   provincial theme system which originated in the seventh century,
 6  5,8 |     island, Chandax, or Candia, originated.[144] From then on Crete
 7  6,7 |        The name of the Basilics originated not, as was formerly incorrectly
 8  6,8 |       born of two peoples,” and originated because his father was a
 9  7,2 |      century in the Balkans was originated and vigorously prosecuted
10  7,4 | doctrines in the Synodicon were originated in the time of Alexius and
11  8,17|  believed that this institution originated and developed in Byzantium
12  8,17|   causes the kernel of exkuseia originated; the state officials were
13  9,13|        inner life of the state, originated in the troubled and complicated
14  9,18|      philosophical works, which originated from his dispute with Gemistus
15  9,18|        of the fifteenth century originated the poem, The Byzantine