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 1  2,2 |          as the time of Augustus. Parallel with Roman absorption of
 2  5,3 |           practices which existed parallel with the official legislative
 3  5,3 |        free rural commune existed parallel with serfdom. The theory
 4  5,4 |        period. His belief is that parallel with the religious reform
 5  5,4 |        religious reform developed parallel with the political changes,
 6  5,8 |  campaigns deep into the country. Parallel with the gradual political
 7  5,8 |           middle Italy.”[170] But parallel with the destruction of
 8  8,16|      author — “a sort of Oriental parallel to his great contemporary
 9  8,16|           to western influence. A parallel literary development existed
10  8,16|          and they developed along parallel lines, independent of each
11  8,16|       more or less actively along parallel lines, and perhaps with
12  9,4 | northeastern portion of the sea.~ Parallel with the Ottoman danger
13  9,18|          in Byzantium an adequate parallel to this brilliant representative