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 1  2,2|       the members of his family spared only two cousins, Gallus
 2  2,3|    classical art in Athens were spared. The islands of Crete, Rhodes,
 3  2,3|         hands; fortunately they spared Athens. The pagan historian
 4  4,4|        temple of St. Sophia. He spared the life of Theodosius III.
 5  7,1|   industry. Athens also was not spared by the Normans.~ When the
 6  7,3|        private possessions were spared or respected. The western
 7  7,3|         some (of the crusaders) spared neither religion, nor age,
 8  7,4|    support. For this purpose he spared no flattery or humiliation,
 9  9,4| monasteries on Mount Athos were spared. An eyewitness, a pupil
10  9,7|        the ruling families were spared, but the severe wrath of
11  9,9|         the leaders as could be spared were present and the building