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1 5,2 | city. Viewed from this standpoint, Leo’s victory assumes universal 2 7,1 | exclusively from the narrower standpoint of the religious movements 3 7,1 | Fourth Crusade, this secular standpoint gained a definite victory 4 7,3 | many scholars adopted his standpoint without any doubt. But it 5 7,3 | to say, to the prevailing standpoint before 1860, “the theory 6 7,4 | Chiliads are from a literary standpoint complete nonsense, but that 7 8,10| inalienable from the papal standpoint. John Vatatzes was, in the 8 8,15| place.[144] From the social standpoint, Vatatzes may be regarded 9 8,16| held firmly to the Orthodox standpoint. He died in 1207.[171]~ 10 8,17| monasteries, from the feudal standpoint, were created and managed 11 8,17| threatening from the state standpoint was the development of large 12 9,2 | importance from a cultural standpoint, Constantinople ceased to 13 9,9 | the Empire, wrote from a standpoint favorable to the West, especially 14 9,18| spokesmen for the Greek national standpoint concerning the union.[375]~