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 1  2,5 |        Roman population in Gaul looked upon the eastern emperor
 2  3,6 |    Empire, and the pagans still looked upon the Athenian school
 3  3,7 |        without him. The Council looked into the works of the three
 4  5,6 |         of view, i.e. as it was looked upon by the participants
 5  5,6 |    throne, the Byzantine Empire looked upon the event of 800 as
 6  5,8 |  historian even says that Mamun looked forward to the entire subjugation
 7  5,8 |  tendencies. Image-painting was looked upon as a potential cause
 8  7,1 |        internal dissensions and looked with distrust on the political
 9  7,3 |        said Nicetas Choniates, “looked perfectly like Sybaris,
10  7,3 |      before seen Constantinople looked upon it very earnestly,
11  7,4 |      delight and enthusiasm. He looked upon the city and its population
12  8,12| generations after John Vatatzes looked back upon him as “the Father
13  8,15|        persecuted by his father looked upon the new Emperor with
14  9,18|       with the Greek people. He looked with deep sorrow upon their