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 1  2,1|  assured in other provinces. It required no special illumination
 2  2,5|        influences, a task which required at least a hundred years.”[
 3  5,3|        Thus the external danger required the strengthening of the
 4  5,5|         mass of the people were required to give oath that they would
 5  6,7|        among other things, were required to be familiar with the
 6  7,1|        Amaury I, at their head, required enormous amounts of money.~
 7  7,4|     with the First Crusade also required enormous expenditures. The
 8  7,4| sympathies; at the same time he required money for buildings, for
 9  7,4|    Caesar’s, of him no more was required; he was not deprived, as
10  7,4|         that “poetry can not be required from authors who write to
11  9,2|       Murad’s successor Bayazid required that John V send him, with