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  1  2,1 |          events in the history of the world. The old pagan culture came
  2  2,1 |              already possessed an old world culture and had developed
  3  2,1 |              Apparently the old pagan world, at least in the domain
  4  2,1 |    Christianity was bound to become a world force, made use of it precisely
  5  2,1 |              understood which way the world was moving, and aided its
  6  2,1 |             as a kingdom “not of this world,” and of the rapidly approaching
  7  2,1 |        rapidly approaching end of the world.[35]~ ~ ~
  8  2,2 |             attained in the Christian world the particular fame of a
  9  2,2 |          reprobation of the Christian world … Arianism seemed hopelessly
 10  2,2 |               became the capital of a world empire and it was called
 11  2,2 |    Constantine’s great service to the world: if not he, then his immediate
 12  2,2 |             first causes. The visible world and the visible sun, i.e.
 13  2,2 |        visible sun, i.e. the material world, is only a reflection of
 14  2,2 |               reflection of the first world, but not an immediate reflection.
 15  2,2 |             the intellectual (νοερος) world with a sun of its own. Thus,
 16  2,2 |            material. The intellectual world is a reflection of the intelligible
 17  2,2 |              example for the material world, which is thus only a reflection
 18  2,2 |             afford to be wrecked; the world had nothing to lose by their
 19  2,2 |             good and beautiful in the world, of that Greece which, with
 20  2,3 |               Nectarius, a man of the world, one of limited theological
 21  2,3 |        Alexandria, the very center of world culture, Hellenism spread
 22  2,5 |               the Emperor. But to the world he announced that he rose
 23  2,5 |    Christianity and the ancient pagan world with its great culture.
 24  2,5 |           works constitute one of the world’s great literary treasures.
 25  2,5 |          evaluations in the scholarly world. It must be classed not
 26  2,5 |              in the Egyptian monastic world. Under the influence of
 27  2,5 |                713-16). The scholarly world, however, after a long study
 28  2,5 |       greatest literary genius in the world between Tacitus and Dante,[
 29  2,5 |              art of the new Christian world.”[185] He drew also upon
 30  3,1 |             the oldest dynasty in the world. The Ethiopians, according
 31  3,3 |           conquering the entire known world.~ But it must be remembered
 32  3,5 |              a second time united the world. All legal developments
 33  3,8 |             when he has come into the world, not to die; but for one
 34  3,9 |              Ceylon was the center of world commerce between China on
 35  3,10|            the approaching end of the world.[114] “There is perhaps
 36  3,16|       chronicle of the history of the world, which, judging by the only
 37  4,1 |                on the creation of the world, he alluded to the six-year
 38  4,1 |               of the entire Christian world. The contemporary Armenian
 39  4,1 |               Empire. Of the two main world powers of the early Middle
 40  4,1 |           Holy Cross to the Christian world, and at the same time freed
 41  4,1 |            opened up a new era in the world’s history by their attacks
 42  4,1 |               the Arabs and founded a world religion was Muhammed, who,
 43  4,1 |             would dominate the entire world.”[34] Grimme stated that
 44  4,1 |              conversion of the entire world to the new faith. The victories
 45  4,1 |            most powerful state in the world. Territorially reduced,
 46  4,4 |        Pisidia?” The modern scholarly world regards George as the best
 47  4,4 |              for it does not consider world history from the narrow
 48  5,2 |             and the eastern Christian world, but also all of western
 49  5,2 |               structure of the Muslim world. Muhammed’s grave at Medina
 50  5,2 |              expecting the end of the world. It seemed to both that
 51  5,2 |            just before the end of the world could the final aims of
 52  5,2 |              as well as in the Greek, world a legend became current
 53  5,2 |               expected the end of the world to be preceded by the fall
 54  5,2 |              same time the end of the world, were expected after the
 55  5,3 |               nevertheless the modern world should recognize the high
 56  5,4 |            depicting the supernatural world, and of representing the
 57  5,6 |          happened, the history of the world would have been different.”[
 58  5,6 |               Byzantine Graeco-Slavic world of the late eighth century
 59  5,6 |               western Romano-Germanic world of the same period were,
 60  5,6 |          three exalted persons in the world. (The first is) the Apostolic
 61  5,7 |               which was to enrich the world forever.”[119] In the somewhat
 62  6,2 |              struggle with the Muslim world. Conditions were unusually
 63  6,2 |            far as the confines of the world,” in other words, the Atlantic
 64  6,2 |         center of civilization. Up to World War I the ruins of Ani were
 65  6,4 |               sun shall shine and the world shall stand, in the present
 66  6,5 |              very significant part in world history.~ The Byzantine
 67  6,7 |         Byzantine Empire, but for the world at large.~ The problem of
 68  6,7 |               greater in the Slavonic world and in the three eastern
 69  6,8 |              occupied in the medieval world. This decline was furthered
 70  6,8 |              emperor almost the whole world, on land and sea, occupied
 71  6,8 |              picture of the Byzantine world in Asia Minor and of the
 72  7,1 |              service to the Christian world. “Their chiefs, Boniak and
 73  7,1 |       important in the history of the world, especially from the point
 74  7,1 |               the struggle of the two world religions, Christianity
 75  7,1 |            appearance in the stage of world history in the fourth decade
 76  7,1 |               changed the face of the world. Its sudden thrust had destroyed
 77  7,1 |                will the Mediterranean world succumb again to the assault
 78  7,1 |               of the western European world could, through his influence,
 79  7,1 |         thereby for all the Christian world, as well as the liberation
 80  7,1 |                 On that day began the world commerce of Venice.” At
 81  7,1 |              changed radically; a new world was opened to western Europe.
 82  7,1 |            offensive of the Christian world against the infidels, and
 83  7,1 |               that time the Christian world had but one emperor, namely
 84  7,2 |            That Henry VI dreamed of a world monarchy and of the conquest
 85  7,2 |              that the foundation of a world monarchy by Henry is to
 86  7,2 |           illusive idea of creating a world monarchy in which Byzantium
 87  7,3 |         Comneni to replace the German world state by a similar Byzantine
 88  7,3 |          state by a similar Byzantine world state. With this in mind,
 89  7,3 |          throne: “We are the only two world powers: the single Roman
 90  7,3 |             there could be in all the world so rich a city, when they
 91  7,3 |             since the creation of the world.~ ~It seemed probable that
 92  7,3 |    Villehardouin observed: “Since the world was created, never had so
 93  7,3 |               narratives over alt the world, spectacle above the world,
 94  7,3 |            world, spectacle above the world, supporter of churches,
 95  7,3 |           significance of a political world power. Politically, the
 96  7,4 |              orthodoxy, enlighten the world from one end to another. “
 97  7,4 |               is nothing in the whole world to be found. It is said
 98  7,4 |              to be found in the whole world. Here also are men learned
 99  7,4 |          there is none like it in the world except Bagdad, the great
100  7,4 |             luminary of the Byzantine world of learning since Michael
101  7,4 |     allegorical interpretation of the world of gods represented by Homer.
102  7,4 |              with the creation of the world. George Cedrenus, who lived
103  7,4 |            chronicle but “a manual of world history evidently intended
104  7,4 |              in the twelfth century a world chronicle of events down
105  8,2 |  representative of the Greco-Slavonic world play an imperial world role.
106  8,2 | Greco-Slavonic world play an imperial world role. Ka-lojan’s ambition
107  8,2 |              Nicaea) before the First World War, one might have pointed
108  8,2 |         Byzantine art.[27] But during World War I Nicaea was bombarded,
109  8,9 |      Constantinople, as it was before World War I, almost all Serbia,
110  8,10|          supreme sovereignty over the world, Frederick was a sworn enemy
111  8,14|            the unity of the Christian world the pope was ready to sacrifice
112  8,16|          always “a dweller in another world, entirely strange to the
113  8,16|             to acquaint the scholarly world with Nicholas Mesarites,
114  8,16|       indirectly from the Hellenistic world: in France, through Latin
115  8,16|  ecclesiastical affairs, far from the world and men. On the contrary,
116  8,17|        European medieval history into world history has allowed scholars
117  9,2 |              place in the list of the world’s fortresses;”[2] the well-known
118  9,3 |        quarters of the south-Slavonic world into the service of the
119  9,3 |          thirteenth century,”[54] had world power in his grasp. A Greek
120  9,3 |              Charles “was aspiring to world monarchy” (asperava alla
121  9,4 |              jewel that exists in the world, and such as all the kings
122  9,5 |             properly speaking, of the world city situated there, now
123  9,6 |      conditions of the Greco-Slavonic world had greatly contributed
124  9,6 |              forefathers in the other world.”[138] Scholars compare
125  9,6 |             is one of the best in the world. No ship can enter the straits
126  9,7 |          intercourse with the outside world through this strait. Especially
127  9,7 |         ancient emperors of the whole world had appealed for help to
128  9,7 |            didst lord it over all the world, now thou hast no power
129  9,9 |               important events in all world history was imminent. The
130  9,9 |            always stand out among the world’s historic spectacles was
131  9,9 |              the four quarters of the world! O, city, city, pride of
132  9,9 |            who live at the end of the world, seek nothing beyond their
133  9,11|          hardly less dangerous to the world position of the papacy than
134  9,13|           complete seclusion from the world, hesychia (ησυχια) which
135  9,13|           They retire “from the whole world and all that reminds them
136  9,13|              that reminds them of the world,” and isolate themselves “
137  9,13|                which might recall the world and its contents. The goal
138  9,13|       preferred in isolation from the world to live through their moral
139  9,17|               noblest capitals of the world.” In contrast with Constantinople,
140  9,17|          medieval Greek proverb; ‘the world was perishing and my wife
141  9,18|    impartiality rare in a part of the world where racial hatred burns
142  9,18|        posterity until the end of the world.”[406]~ Without doubt, one
143  9,19|            treasures of the classical world owing to conditions in Byzantium,