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| Alphabetical [« »] essays 20 esse 1 essence 3 essential 9 essentially 7 essor 1 est 2 | Frequency [« »] 9 epigrams 9 equally 9 error 9 essential 9 ethnographic 9 executed 9 exempted | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances essential |
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1 3,1 | gain for Christianity as an essential political, and perhaps economic, 2 5,3 | former place but with many essential modifications. The Ecloga 3 5,7 | is at present one of the essential problems of Byzantine history. 4 5,8 | Second Golden Age owed its essential characteristics. From the 5 6,8 | in Asia Minor, that most essential part of the Byzantine Empire. 6 7,1 | the point of view of its essential and vital interests; in 7 7,4 | and for itself; it was an essential part of the general west 8 9,3 | very destructive to the essential interests and needs of France 9 9,12| external interference was essential for the well-being of a