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1  2,3 |        their activities along two distinct paths: on the one hand,
2  2,5 |       fifth centuries had several distinct, well-known literary centers,
3  3,9 |          period of Justinian left distinct traces in the history of
4  4,1 | unfavorable to the development of distinct permanent places for the
5  4,1 |         of this religion lies the distinct idea of a single God, Allah.
6  4,1 |    western Europe Islam was not a distinct religion, but a Christian
7  9,3 |       historian well emphasizes a distinct feature of the eastern policy
8  9,18|            Chumnos is not without distinct significance for the Byzantine
9  9,18|   Frankish culture is still quite distinct from the Greek, in “Lybistros”