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 1  2,5 |  forth with psalms and hymns, giving thanks to God and praising
 2  3,16|    and minutiae of life, thus giving abundant material for a
 3  4,4 |   divisions were established, giving predominance to the military
 4  5,8 | severe in his time. The facts giving evidence of cruel treatment
 5  6,7 |     contents of the Basilics, giving the rubrics and most important
 6  6,8 |       philosophy and aimed at giving its student a broad general
 7  7,2 |     dynasty of the Lusignans, giving up his illusive rights to
 8  7,4 |    bed.” Tzetzes’ aim was, by giving the contents of the poems
 9  8,2 |      s friendly propositions, giving him to understand that he
10  8,17|     in the feudal epoch meant giving certain state rights to
11  9,2 |      Empire. The new Emperor, giving himself up as before to
12  9,12|  favor of the Union of Lyons, giving their support to the religious
13  9,12|      with its last followers, giving place to new civil and ecclesiastical
14  9,17|    the Turkish court, and the giving of the imperial princesses
15  9,18|       Gregoras could not help giving full details of the religious