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| Alphabetical [« »] admirers 1 admission 1 admit 2 admitted 13 admittedly 1 admitting 2 admixture 1 | Frequency [« »] 13 acquired 13 actually 13 acute 13 admitted 13 adopt 13 advantages 13 akritai | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances admitted |
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1 2,1 | provinces of the empire he admitted the impossibility of determining 2 2,1 | out of the question. It is admitted by many of the best modern 3 2,1 | political reasons, it must be admitted he did it through conviction.[ 4 2,3 | could handle arms, were admitted to the territory of the 5 2,4 | The king of Persia gladly admitted the Nestorians and offered 6 3,7 | to bring it about must be admitted a failure.~ But in speaking 7 3,9 | The King of Ceylon, having admitted a Byzantine merchant, Sopatrus, 8 5,3 | Leo III. But it must be admitted that the problem is far 9 7,1 | French historian Chalandon admitted that the middle part of 10 7,4 | that of philosophy, and admitted the possibility of holding 11 7,4 | Creed no ambiguity could be admitted, no addition; in other words, 12 8,16| language, which was not admitted in literature. The Greek 13 9,6 | the Ottomans who had been admitted into the capital were dancing