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 1  2,2 |        vigour promising a great career, and in a few years seemed
 2  2,3 |   intending to follow a worldly career. He later forsook this idea
 3  2,5 |      despite the brevity of his career he clearly demonstrated
 4  3,6 |    Justinian’s entire political career. Basing his conceptions
 5  3,16|      the height of his creative career in the time of Justinian.
 6  6,8 |      chose a legal and juristic career. His surviving works belong
 7  7,1 |    aggressive plans, his stormy career perhaps fatal to the crusading
 8  7,4 | Thessalonica, chose a religious career and for more than thirty
 9  7,4 |  devoted himself to a spiritual career, Nicetas chose the secular
10  7,4 |       Nicetas chose the secular career of an official; beginning,
11  7,4 |         of Manuel. He began his career as deacon and professor
12  8,16|      but failed in his military career. Then he accompanied Michael
13  9,4 |       which sometimes attends a career of rapacity and crime, in
14  9,18|       indebted for his official career to the Palaeologi, with