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| Alphabetical [« »] taxpayers 2 taxpaying 1 taygetus 4 teach 13 teacher 28 teachers 10 teaching 48 | Frequency [« »] 13 strove 13 struck 13 sufficiently 13 teach 13 temporal 13 thee 13 thereafter | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances teach |
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1 2,2| that “all who profess to teach anything whatever must be 2 2,2| this choice, either not to teach what they do not think admirable, 3 2,2| admirable, or, if they wish to teach, let them first really persuade 4 2,2| me absurd that men should teach what they do not believe 5 2,2| For we ought, I think, to teach, but not punish, the demented.”[ 6 2,2| of rhetorical grammar to teach unless they came over to 7 2,2| forbidding Christians not only to teach but even to study in the 8 2,2| forbade the Christians to teach and study the liberal arts ( 9 2,2| forbidding the Christians to teach indirectly involved the 10 2,2| were directly forbidden to teach; they were also indirectly 11 2,4| ten grammarians were to teach in Greek. In addition to 12 5,8| views, Leo continued to teach at Constantinople and became 13 7,4| emperors have the power to teach Christian people and, like