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 1  2,5 |           the-harmony of his work intact, Eusebius did not touch
 2  3,6 |           in those which remained intact it was forbidden to read
 3  3,16|        have been preserved almost intact. The domed church of St.
 4  5,4 |     dogmas of the Christian faith intact, there was also a social
 5  5,8 |    keeping its territories almost intact. The few insignificant changes
 6  7,1 |           all that still remained intact from the Romans, and darkness
 7  7,2 |         preserve its independence intact.~ Meanwhile Henry sent a
 8  7,3 |          of Europe, and preserves intact in its churches the precious
 9  7,3 |        which was preserved almost intact until the third decade of
10  8,13|        conquests of John Vatatzes intact. This active and philosophically
11  9,17|           has preserved and saved intact Byzantine civilization and
12  9,18| Alexandrian and Roman time almost intact, the philologists of the