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1  2,4 |        the probing theological minds haunted by the problem of
2  5,4 |        long time unsettled the minds of many deeply religious
3  5,8 |        which gathered the best minds of the Empire during the
4  7,1 | perceived by the perspicacious minds of some of his contemporaries.
5  7,4 |      considerably agitated the minds of the population. On the
6  7,4 |   center around which the best minds of the capital and youths
7  9,18|        were then agitating all minds.”[342] One of the most interesting
8  9,18|   Constantinople, and the best minds of the fifteenth century,
9  9,18|  energetic efforts of its best minds to enter the new way of