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 1  2,4 |           Diocletian and probably contained decrees from the period
 2  2,4 | Diocletian in the fourth century, contained decrees dating from the
 3  3,5 |        needed.~ The earlier codes contained only the imperial constitutions
 4  3,5 |           in certain respects. It contained many repetitions, contradictions,
 5  3,5 |        earlier edition of 529 and contained the decrees of the period
 6  3,5 |         practical considerations, contained numerous mistakes and oversights
 7  3,16|          from the first work, and contained a detailed narrative of
 8  3,16|          s reign. But it probably contained also accounts of a later
 9  6,7 |         forty titles (tituli) and contained the principal norms of civil
10  6,7 |         Byzantine army, the Novel contained the following concluding
11  8,7 |    information on this subject is contained in the precious collection
12  8,11|         Mongol prince to the pope contained the proposition of the prince
13  8,17|         territory of Byzantium is contained in the so-called Chronicle
14  8,17|       exactly what these charters contained; but on the basis of the
15  9,19|          Greek manuscripts, which contained the best classical authors,