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 1  2,1 |    of the Edict of Milan was solemnly celebrated in many countries
 2  7,1 |  Christmas Day, 1130, he was solemnly crowned in Palermo with
 3  7,4 |     Byzantine influence, was solemnly consecrated in 1095. In
 4  9,2 |    Catalonian vessel and was solemnly received by the people.
 5  9,9 |     the next day, the sultan solemnly entered conquered Constantinople,
 6  9,12|      of all, the new Emperor solemnly renounced the union and
 7  9,14|    October 1369, in Rome, he solemnly read aloud his confession
 8  9,14| Turks. John’s conversion, so solemnly proclaimed, was merely a
 9  9,15|      up in two languages was solemnly promulgated in the presence
10  9,15|    the decree of union to be solemnly read in the Cathedral of
11  9,16|    instance, Easter might be solemnly celebrated.[290] This religious