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| Alphabetical [« »] manifold 4 mankind 5 manner 20 manners 15 manojlovic 1 mansur 1 mantle 2 | Frequency [« »] 15 leaving 15 legates 15 magyars 15 manners 15 marmora 15 member 15 mysticus | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances manners |
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1 2,3 | many of the customs and manners of the Huns. This description 2 3,16| close acquaintance with the manners and customs and the archeology 3 4,1 | of Bulgarian customs and manners, found during the excavation 4 4,4 | geography and on the history of manners and customs. Still greater 5 5,3 | introduced into his law Slavonic manners and customs, hoping thereby 6 6,2 | although we differ in customs, manners, and religion.”[10]~ In 7 6,7 | and destroy the worldly manners and customs which had permeated 8 7,1 | western tastes, customs and manners, he exerted himself to the 9 7,4 | to the noble customs and manners of their ancestors, and 10 8,16| church, the customs and manners, and the international relations 11 9,2 | for her beauty and good manners.”[25] The attractiveness 12 9,5 | adopted Byzantine customs and manners. The new baslleus turned 13 9,7 | sarcastically the customs and manners of the Peloponnesus-Morea, 14 9,18| of Herodotus, about the manners and customs of countries 15 9,19| this “man of such bestial manners and strange customs.”[455]