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| Alphabetical [« »] organized 42 organizer 2 organizing 3 orient 12 oriental 14 orientalist 2 orientalization 1 | Frequency [« »] 12 obvious 12 occupying 12 omar 12 orient 12 palestinian 12 path 12 payment | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances orient |
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1 2,5 | seventh century, the Christian Orient of the fourth and fifth 2 2,5 | upon the entire Asiatic Orient. The new city of Constantinople, 3 2,5 | scholar J. Strzygowski, Orient or Rome, the problem of 4 2,5 | influence exerted by the ancient Orient. At first he sought the 5 2,5 | Christianity, Hellenism, and the Orient — met in the fourth century, 6 7,1 | the forces of Asia and the Orient, and a similar movement 7 7,4 | Empire and of the Christian Orient reaches, in that epoch, 8 8,1 | themselves destroyed; but the Orient remained master over the 9 8,1 | remained master over the Orient.”[1]~ ~ 10 8,16| strictness of women’s life in the Orient, a love meeting takes place 11 8,17| relations in the Christian Orient in connection with local 12 8,17| Latin and Greco-Byzantine Orient, and even for certain sections