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 1  2,1 |    Maxentius he saw above the setting sun a luminous cross, with
 2  2,2 |       and created a favorable setting for the spread of Christianity.[
 3  2,2 |  Christians were suspected of setting the temple on fire. Greatly
 4  6,2 |    prisoners and rich spoils, setting sail eastward to Syria.
 5  6,7 |   general magnificence of the setting it surpassed even some of
 6  7,1 |     at once the austere court setting of his late father. Cheerful
 7  7,2 |      to attend personally the setting out of the crusade. An enormous
 8  8,5 |        as far as Turkey, and, setting up for an emperor, he often
 9  8,16|   emotions. He is placed in a setting entirety isolated from life
10  8,16| romance which, in a fantastic setting, describes mainly love and
11  8,16|       a more complex literary setting. The Frankish conquerors
12  8,16|      the ideas, material, and setting for the romances of chivalry,
13  9,18|        The scene is laid in a setting of Frankish feudalism. The