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  1  2,1 |    diametrically opposed points of view, would never find a basis
  2  2,1 |       precisely from that point of view. In this recognition, according
  3  2,1 |           from a historic point of view. Some writers go so far
  4  2,1 |   historians failed to accept this view. In 1013 the sixteen-hundredth
  5  2,1 |    entities; from a legal point of view, Christianity was placed
  6  2,1 | complications. The losing side, in view of the illegality of appealing
  7  2,2 |           should be called to this view: When Constantine first
  8  2,2 |        dared to lift their eyes to view their sovereign. Everything
  9  2,2 |           many different points of view. The Roman senate, according
 10  2,2 |        their own. With this aim in view, they translated the Psalms
 11  2,3 |         the Goth Gaïnas, could not view calmly the exclusive influence
 12  2,4 |         from the cultural point of view. By a lucky choice of responsible
 13  2,5 |       Monophysites; the latter, in view of the lack of clarity in
 14  2,5 |            financial reform had in view a more regular distribution
 15  2,5 |            the dogmatical point of view but from the political point
 16  2,5 |        from the political point of view as well. By the end of the
 17  2,5 |         from a historical point of view. Gregory of Nazianzus also
 18  2,5 |        from his own Arian point of view.~ The most intense and varied
 19  2,5 |         policy.[180] This point of view has not been accepted by
 20  3,1 |          or not. From the point of view of external policy, the
 21  3,3 |            the Byzantine state. In view of the fact that the army
 22  3,4 |         Justinian’s Roman point of view, his western campaigns are
 23  3,4 |     natural, but from the point of view of the welfare of the Empire
 24  3,6 |          from a political point of view, for they menaced the unity
 25  3,6 |          the Germanic kingdoms. In view of Justinian’s conviction
 26  3,7 |        members of the church. This view was not held in the eastern
 27  3,8 |            Novels he wrote that in view of the large war expenses
 28  3,8 |        provinces of Asia Minor, in view of frequent disagreements
 29  3,9 |          deep secrecy by China. In view of the difficulties involved
 30  3,16|          and ethnographic point of view; they offer sufficient indication
 31  3,16|            a Monophysitic point of view, this history of John of
 32  3,16|          from an artistic point of view. They are the Church of
 33  4,1 |          begin war with Persia. In view of the exhaustion of the
 34  4,1 |    cultural and political point of view the most important of all
 35  4,1 |        made them invincible.~ This view should be recognized as
 36  4,1 |         movement.[39]~ Though this view is correct to a certain
 37  4,1 |         from a historical point of view.~ The true reason was that
 38  4,2 |         teaching. With this aim in view, Constans II issued in the
 39  4,4 |         central government, with a view toward creating a more efficient
 40  4,4 |       supported Kulakovsky in this view. Armenia may be an example
 41  4,4 |       invested with full powers in view of external dangers, steadily
 42  4,4 |           Emperor Phocas (610). In view of the fact that this work
 43  4,4 |         the Muslim conquerors.~ In view of the external events of
 44  5,1 |       birth, but a Syrian.[1] This view is at present accepted by
 45  5,3 |    Justinian, and corrected with a view to greater humanity” (εις
 46  5,3 |            translate this, “with a view to improvement.”[25] The
 47  5,3 |         interest from the point of view of Slavonic studies. An
 48  5,4 |             for instance) began to view iconoclasm as a purely religious
 49  5,4 |        very great effort.[68]~ ~In view of these varied opinions,
 50  5,4 |            the Byzantine state. In view of the fact that large numbers
 51  5,4 |            80] From their point of view, image-worship and the adoration
 52  5,4 |          accepted caesaro-papistic view of the Byzantine emperors
 53  5,5 |          masses.~ With this aim in view Constantine decided to convoke
 54  5,6 |           from the modern point of view, though not in the opinion
 55  5,6 |            a contemporary point of view, i.e. as it was looked upon
 56  5,6 |         popular acceptance of this view of imperial power, and it
 57  5,6 |         power, and it was the only view possible at the time.~ Relations
 58  5,6 |       authority. From the point of view of Charles and Pope Leo,
 59  5,6 |   interesting confirmation of this view is found in the fact that
 60  5,6 |   Constantine VI.~ If such was the view of Charles with regard to
 61  5,8 |            as the social, point of view. Politically it was significant
 62  5,8 |        From the religious point of view the insurrection is very
 63  5,8 |        represent only one point of view.~ Like the preceding period
 64  5,8 |          eastern-orthodox point of view, very apparent in his analysis
 65  5,8 |            the historical point of view, his Brief History, which
 66  5,8 |           narrow monastic point of view, using mostly oral accounts
 67  5,8 |          toward the older point of view. Thus, while the author
 68  5,8 |  penetrated art. From the point of view of marginal illustrations
 69  6,1 |           Armenian dynasty. But in view of the fact that there were
 70  6,1 |          dynasty from the point of view of its ethnographic composition
 71  6,7 |           ecclesiastical points of view.~ Strong disagreements arose
 72  6,7 |          Euthymites. Some scholars view this struggle as a continuation
 73  6,7 |            ecclesiastical point of view. This most capable warrior,
 74  6,7 |    accepted the Byzantine point of view, but the mass of Russian
 75  6,7 |         exists.~ From the point of view of the reconstruction of
 76  6,8 |          the Roman state.”[139] In view of this a strong opposition
 77  6,8 |     Digenes’ palace gives a closer view of the magnificence and
 78  6,8 |    Byzantine art from the point of view of artistic vitality and
 79  7,1 |        Emperor. But Venice, with a view to her own interests, replied
 80  7,1 |     Seljuqs. With that struggle in view, the Emperor undertook a
 81  7,1 |       especially from the point of view of economic history and
 82  7,1 |          too “occidental” point of view, with the tendency to make
 83  7,1 |           the Holy Land, he had in view a statement of an Arabian
 84  7,1 |              the popes had also in view, of course, the interests
 85  7,1 |       Muslim east, the pope had in view the “schismatic” east. The
 86  7,1 |          so that from the point of view of Alexius, western auxiliaries
 87  7,1 |          from the western point of view: (1) The first is the general
 88  7,1 |    political and economic point of view.~ While the danger that
 89  7,1 |             who, from the point of view of Byzantine interests,
 90  7,1 |        estimated from the point of view of his relations to the
 91  7,1 |          but not from the point of view of the total of his external
 92  7,1 |            policy. Such a point of view is undoubtedly wrong.~ In
 93  7,1 |   important interests in Italy. In view of the common danger, John
 94  7,1 |           Byzantine Emperor had in view the conquest of that country.
 95  7,1 |    impracticable from the point of view of its essential and vital
 96  7,3 |             Dandolo had chiefly in view the arrest of the Venetian
 97  7,3 |         Thus, the Russian point of view holds the crusaders blameworthy
 98  7,3 |    exclusively because they had in view their commercial interests
 99  7,3 |          upon the crusaders by the view of the Byzantine capital:~ ~
100  7,3 |      Spanish. If from the point of view of exact exposition of fact
101  7,3 |          Church; from the point of view of the pope they were schismatic.
102  7,4 |        adopted the caesaropapistic view which was so very characteristic
103  7,4 |           Italus from the point of view of the cultural history
104  7,4 |          with intense interest. In view of the complicated and insufficiently
105  7,4 |           did not adopt the common view of the definite separation
106  7,4 |           doubt, from the point of view of religious problems this
107  7,4 |            the historical point of view, a work based not only upon
108  7,4 |    interest from various points of view.~ The Emperor Manuel, who
109  7,4 |        important from the point of view of Nicetas’ biography.~
110  7,4 |           From a cultural point of view his repeated appeals to
111  7,4 |           from the modern point of view his most important literary
112  7,4 |          studied from the point of view of the internal history
113  7,4 |  historical, and cultural point of view, as well as from the point
114  7,4 |          well as from the point of view of classical antiquity.
115  7,4 |       especially from the point of view of allegorical interpretation
116  7,4 |        seem to have been lost.~ In view of these comments, one might
117  8,13|          In summary, most scholars view with condemnation the behavior
118  8,14|             123]~From the point of view of influence on the Latin
119  8,16|         the people” should have in view the welfare of his subjects,
120  8,16|   important both from the point of view of understanding the philosophical
121  8,16|     century, and from the point of view of elucidating the dark
122  8,16|          beautiful and flourishing view, he may judge of the bloom
123  8,17|       estimated from this point of view. When this preparatory work
124  9,3 |       especially from the point of view of possible Latin re-establishment
125  9,3 |            Sicily, the pope had in view not only the destruction
126  9,3 |       envoys arrived in France “in view of the reunion of the Greek
127  9,6 |           what extent the point of view of the Venetian representative
128  9,7 |         not only from the point of view of a Christian state, but
129  9,7 |         examined from the point of view of the information acquired
130  9,7 |            the historical point of view, of regenerating the Empire
131  9,7 |      dreamer.[176]~ Plethon had in view the regeneration of the
132  9,9 |           from different points of view, described the last moments
133  9,9 |        Byzantium from the point of view of a subject of the new
134  9,9 |            event from the point of view of triumphant and victorious
135  9,9 |          them, and feeling that in view of the impending danger
136  9,9 |           it was from the point of view of the Catholic Church,
137  9,10| interesting both from the point of view of the relations between
138  9,10|      throne, and from the point of view of the religious movements
139  9,12|         church affairs, a point of view which brought them into
140  9,17|   submission to the popes with the view of achieving union and in
141  9,17|            317]~ From the point of view of the social antagonism
142  9,17|       shores of the Black Sea.~ In view of the general deplorable
143  9,18|              But from the point of view of literary activity, the
144  9,18|           works differ in point of view and value. They have already
145  9,18|            the historical point of view.~ The problem of union,
146  9,18|            from the Latin point of view, and therefore will be discussed
147  9,18|            from the Greek point of view the problem of the Procession
148  9,18|  commentaries. From their point of view the subtlest style had most
149  9,18|            the historical point of view in connection with the conquest
150  9,18|         solution from the point of view of method. Diehl did not
151  9,19|         Obviously, such a point of view is quite untenable if only
152  9,19|            the historical point of view.[472]~ Bessarion presents,