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  1  2,1 |           Empire was passing in the fourth century is one of the most
  2  2,1 |             at the beginning of the fourth century and was declared
  3  2,1 |             the Roman Empire in the fourth century. It already possessed
  4  2,1 |             empire, changing in the fourth century into a Christian
  5  2,1 |             spiritual life. For the fourth century this important personage
  6  2,1 |    concluded that though toward the fourth century they were numerous
  7  2,1 |        church at the opening of the fourth century lay in Asia Minor.
  8  2,2 |            in the early part of the fourth century, the Christian church
  9  2,2 |          the field of dogma. In the fourth century problems of dogma
 10  2,2 |             of individuals.~ In the fourth century councils became
 11  2,2 |            of Constantinople in the fourth century; a mere assumption
 12  2,2 |             almost completed by the fourth century. Diocletian and
 13  2,2 |             at the beginning of the fourth century.~ Great changes
 14  2,2 |       Finally, in the course of the fourth century the dioceses in
 15  2,2 |    governors. Toward the end of the fourth century the Empire, for
 16  2,2 |        history of the Empire in the fourth century was the gradual
 17  2,2 |           general conditions in the fourth century.~ Constantine the
 18  2,2 |             to the historian of the fourth century, Eutropius, enrolled
 19  2,2 |           previous instances in the fourth century under the joint
 20  2,2 |           in the second half of the fourth century set out to restore
 21  2,3 |             state at the end of the fourth century~ ~Theodosius the
 22  2,3 |             since the middle of the fourth century: in the cathedrals
 23  2,3 |           in the second half of the fourth century: “Everything is
 24  2,3 |              Gothic) problem in the fourth century. — The Gothic question
 25  2,3 |            Empire at the end of the fourth century. For reasons still
 26  2,3 |        population to Moesia. In the fourth century there are frequent
 27  2,3 |            on the Danube during the fourth century was Ulfila (Vulfila),
 28  2,4 |           Antioch at the end of the fourth century originated the teaching
 29  2,4 |      Christianity at the end of the fourth century dealt the Athenian
 30  2,4 |     successors of Diocletian in the fourth century, contained decrees
 31  2,4 |             the sixth decade of the fourth century. Neither of the
 32  2,4 |             internal history of the fourth and fifth centuries. Since
 33  2,4 |             state at the end of the fourth, and early part of the fifth
 34  2,5 |                                 The Fourth Ecumenical Council~Marcian
 35  2,5 |          the year 451 he called the Fourth Ecumenical Council, at Chalcedon,
 36  2,5 |            as the early part of the fourth century, applied to all
 37  2,5 |            entire state in the late fourth century. This was further
 38  2,5 |          during the period from the fourth to the beginning of the
 39  2,5 |   particularly great impetus in the fourth century. It was aided on
 40  2,5 |         Christian literature of the fourth and fifth centuries was
 41  2,5 |             Christian Orient of the fourth and fifth centuries had
 42  2,5 |           in Asia Minor, had in the fourth century the three famous “
 43  2,5 |            the cultural life of the fourth and fifth centuries. But
 44  2,5 |           and toward the end of the fourth century, the southern Palestinian
 45  2,5 |        period of development in the fourth, and the early part of the
 46  2,5 |           and the early part of the fourth century. He died about the
 47  2,5 |           imitated. As early as the fourth century it became widely
 48  2,5 |           literary life of the late fourth and early fifth centuries
 49  2,5 |         theological disputes in the fourth century. He also wrote the
 50  2,5 |          the religious hymns of the fourth and fifth centuries and
 51  2,5 |            in the early part of the fourth century, wrote in Latin.
 52  2,5 |           in the second half of the fourth century. He was the philosophically
 53  2,5 |           the pagan teachers of the fourth century was Libanius of
 54  2,5 |            intellectual life of the fourth century, and despite the
 55  2,5 |             Pagan literature of the fourth and fifth centuries is represented
 56  2,5 |             written in Latin in the fourth century and known under
 57  2,5 |             wrote at the end of the fourth century his Res Gestae,
 58  2,5 |            of the Empire during the fourth and fifth centuries. It
 59  2,5 |          school.~ The time from the fourth to the sixth centuries is
 60  2,5 |            for Christian art of the fourth and fifth centuries. At
 61  2,5 |        recent hypotheses.[186]~ The fourth century was an extremely
 62  2,5 |             the Orient — met in the fourth century, and out of their
 63  2,5 |           flourished throughout the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries.
 64  2,5 |       Christian architecture of the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries
 65  2,5 |       apparently also a work of the fourth, fifth, or sixth centuries.[
 66  2,5 |             built at the end of the fourth century or the early part
 67  2,5 |         Spalato, in Dalmatia (early fourth century); some paintings
 68  2,5 |           In the history of art the fourth and fifth centuries may
 69  3,3 |        expressed by Eusebius in the fourth century was still alive
 70  3,5 |          for the second, third, and fourth years, the Digest; and finally,
 71  3,7 |          decisions of the third and fourth councils, relative partly
 72  3,9 |           Byzantine emperors of the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries —
 73  3,16|      beautiful marble fountain. The fourth side of the atrium adjoining
 74  4,1 | particularly in Egypt, and with the fourth century it became current
 75  4,1 |            had been the case in the fourth century, hoping that it
 76  4,4 |          from external enemies. The fourth, the maritime theme, was
 77  5,4 |           the very beginning of the fourth century the Council of Elvira (
 78  5,4 |            depingatur).[70]~ In the fourth century, when Christianity
 79  5,4 |     embellished with images. In the fourth and fifth centuries image-worship
 80  5,4 |             church historian of the fourth century, Eusebius of Caesarea,
 81  5,4 |          Gentiles.”[71] Also in the fourth century Epiphanius of Cyprus
 82  5,5 |             tendency.”[100]~ In the fourth year of Irene’s reign the
 83  5,8 |            shall continue until the fourth and fifth generation.”[156]~
 84  6,2 |           question of the Emperor’s fourth marriage aroused strong
 85  6,2 |      between them at the end of the fourth century. The smaller western
 86  6,6 |          such an extent that in the fourth decade of the eleventh century
 87  6,7 |            account of the Emperor’s fourth marriage, vehemently opposed
 88  6,7 |            Zoë, who thus became his fourth wife (his first three wives
 89  6,7 |       allowing Leo to marry for the fourth time.[85] This marriage
 90  6,7 |      Emperor without dissolving his fourth marriage. After long deliberations
 91  6,7 |       confirmation of the Emperor’s fourth marriage and denounced the
 92  6,7 |            pope’s approval of Leo’s fourth marriage. During the regency
 93  6,7 |    proclaimed that marriage for the fourth time was “unquestionably
 94  6,7 |             made in the Tome to the fourth marriage of Leo the Wise.
 95  6,7 |          conflicts aroused by Leo’s fourth marriage. Direct communications
 96  6,7 |     beginning of monasticism in the fourth century, and several small
 97  6,8 |             in the Caucasus. In the fourth decade of the eleventh century
 98  7,1 |       strongly; finally, during the Fourth Crusade, this secular standpoint
 99  7,1 |             of world history in the fourth decade of the seventh century,
100  7,1 |            at the same time, in the fourth decade of the eleventh century,
101  7,1 |         expeditions, so that in the fourth decade of the twelfth century
102  7,2 |             of the beginning of the Fourth Crusade. The prince begged
103  7,3 |                                 The Fourth Crusade and Byzantium~The
104  7,3 |           Crusade and Byzantium~The Fourth Crusade is an extremely
105  7,3 |         particularly evident in the Fourth Crusade; this was demonstrated
106  7,3 |             At the beginning of the Fourth Crusade, the relations between
107  7,3 |            the preparations for the Fourth Crusade, two men were of
108  7,3 |         Toward the beginning of the Fourth Crusade, in Syria and Palestine
109  7,3 |    appearance in the history of the Fourth Crusade — the Byzantine
110  7,3 |        sufficiently studied, of the Fourth Crusade, the taking of Constantinople
111  7,3 |     attention to the problem of the Fourth Crusade. Their chief attention
112  7,3 |         chief western source of the Fourth Crusade and a participant
113  7,3 |          change of direction of the Fourth Crusade, they had obvious
114  7,3 |          change of direction of the Fourth Crusade was not Dandolo,
115  7,3 |               Tessier said that the Fourth Crusade was a French crusade,
116  7,3 |            the destiny of the whole Fourth Crusade.~ At the end of
117  7,3 |        discussed the problem of the Fourth Crusade in the light of
118  7,3 |        inner connection between the Fourth Crusade and the history
119  7,3 |          complicated history of the Fourth Crusade there were in action
120  7,3 |            really no problem of the Fourth Crusade.”~ But among all
121  7,3 |             when the problem of the Fourth Crusade is discussed. Finally
122  7,3 |           with the diversion of the Fourth Crusade.~ At the end of
123  7,3 |       filibustering expedition, the Fourth Crusade.”~ Taking up the
124  7,3 |         styled himself “lord of the fourth and a half of all the Empire
125  7,3 |          power of the Republic. The Fourth Crusade, which had created “
126  7,3 |          union.~ The results of the Fourth Crusade were as fatal for
127  7,3 |             the significance of the Fourth Crusade for the general
128  7,4 |          especially just before the Fourth Crusade, brought forward
129  7,4 |    embarrassing position during the Fourth Crusade, when the head of
130  7,4 |            epoch of the Angeli, the Fourth Crusade, and the taking
131  8,1 |           Byzantine terrirory.~ The Fourth Crusade, which had ended
132  8,1 |         they had received after the Fourth Crusade. “All these Western
133  8,7 |             of the creations of the Fourth Crusade to succumb.”[53]
134  8,9 |     Greco-Bulgarian alliance of the fourth decade of the thirteenth
135  8,10|             began at the end of the fourth decade of the thirteenth
136  8,10|             that, at the end of the fourth decade of the thirteenth
137  8,11|        against the Mongols.~ In the fourth and fifth decades of the
138  8,13|            in the Levant. After the Fourth Crusade and the formation
139  8,16|      crusades, especially after the Fourth Crusade, when on the territory
140  8,17|           when the crusaders of the Fourth Crusade, i.e. western European
141  8,17|         decrees, beginning with the fourth century, where patronage (
142  8,17|       privileges established in the fourth century for the Christian
143  8,17|             life. Finally after the Fourth Crusade they occupied the
144  8,17|             a long time.~ After the Fourth Crusade, the Assises of
145  9,2 |           the third stands, while a fourth is not to be.” The pope
146  9,4 |          had been founded after the Fourth Crusade and was under French
147  9,4 |          barbarian invasions of the fourth and fifth centuries, and
148  9,4 |         Sicily and Albania.” In the fourth decade of the fourteenth
149  9,7 |           Ottoman state.~ After the Fourth Crusade, the Peloponnesus (
150  9,9 |            the Greeks. Finally, the fourth Greek historian of the last
151  9,11|         wished no repetition of the Fourth Crusade, which had failed
152  9,11|           forget the warning of the Fourth Crusade. There was the additional
153  9,12|             heresy struggles in the fourth, fifth, and sixth centuries.”[
154  9,18|           all its aspects since the Fourth Crusade, compared the Byzantine
155  9,18|           which, in truth, from the fourth century to the seventh,
156  9,19|            western Europe about the fourth decade of the fifteenth