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 1  5,8 |      knowledge. A man of inclusive scientific learning, Photius, as was
 2  6,7 |           under seven seals, and a scientific and exhaustive study of
 3  7,1 |      deserves intense and strictly scientific investigation. In some respects,
 4  7,4 |          which, containing all the scientific proofs fitted to refute
 5  7,4 |            the library also of its scientific means? Let it preserve its
 6  8,16|          occupied himself with his scientific works, founded a school,
 7  8,16|        Empire, sent Blemmydes on a scientific mission through Thrace,
 8  9,3 |           has formed the basis for scientific study of this problem. Of
 9  9,4 |        come to light that a really scientific history of Albania can be
10  9,18|            time of his solitude to scientific work and literature. His
11  9,18|             the most vast and most scientific of the entire Byzantine
12  9,18| prematurely crushed this literary, scientific, and artistic ardor.[445]~ ~ ~