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  1  2,1 |          When a moment of unusual importance is associated with some
  2  2,1 |    considerations were of primary importance to Constantine:~ ~As Bonaparte
  3  2,1 |        world-master, realized the importance which the alliance with
  4  2,1 |          and were of no political importance, would have meant a risky
  5  2,1 |     unnecessary exaggeration, the importance of the ‘Edict of Milan’
  6  2,2 |           second event of primary importance during Constantine’s reign,
  7  2,2 |        Byzantium. Recognizing the importance of trade relations between
  8  2,2 |           changes of such extreme importance to the internal organization
  9  2,3 |          is of particularly great importance for the ways in which the
 10  2,3 |        influence were of no great importance.~ ~St. John Chrysostom. —
 11  2,4 |          of very great historical importance. First, it is the most valuable
 12  2,5 |       which proved to be of great importance for all subsequent history.
 13  2,5 |           pope, was also of great importance. Although not confirmed
 14  2,5 |          of the fifth century the importance of the leaders of German
 15  2,5 |      Nevertheless it was of great importance to Clovis. The Roman population
 16  2,5 |           revolt was of no little importance in history. “By three times
 17  2,5 |           Anastasius was of great importance to the abundant activities
 18  2,5 |     became of exceptionally great importance to the eastern half of the
 19  2,5 |     shifted and, appreciating the importance of the eastern provinces,
 20  2,5 |  particularly pronounced. Of some importance to the general cultural
 21  2,5 |           Eusebius are of greater importance. The Chronicle, written
 22  2,5 |   developed after this is of some importance even to Greek literature,
 23  2,5 |         of the time. Of no lesser importance is the collection of his
 24  2,5 |      recently that its beauty and importance have become better known.[
 25  3,4 |       ruined city of no political importance. The pope, however, chose
 26  3,4 |         both ancient and of great importance and the first of all the
 27  3,4 |      great political and economic importance.[33]~ Quite different was
 28  3,4 |     Justinian failed to grasp the importance of the eastern border and
 29  3,5 |        Justinian is of very great importance, the haste with which it
 30  3,5 |           unceasing and universal importance. Justinian’s code preserved
 31  3,5 |          Sidon but had no further importance.[57]~In Russia under the
 32  3,6 |        definitely lost its former importance as a cultural center and
 33  3,7 |           were of great political importance and involved the extremely
 34  3,9 |           is the great historical importance of this work, which lies
 35  3,9 |         explaining its commercial importance during the early Middle
 36  3,11|         peace treaty was of great importance; Persarmenia and eastern
 37  3,11|          was of exceedingly great importance to the Byzantine Empire
 38  3,16|  sufficient basis for judging the importance of this source, particularly
 39  3,16|         on jurisprudence show the importance of the study of law during
 40  3,16|         are of particularly great importance from an artistic point of
 41  4,1 |           s appearance. Second in importance was the city of Yathrib,
 42  4,1 | subsequent history was of extreme importance to the fate of the Empire.
 43  4,2 |   question had lost its political importance, and the decree of Heraclius
 44  4,2 |   movement had lost its political importance and stood in the way of
 45  4,4 |         this time were of extreme importance. Equally great was the menace
 46  4,4 |        Maximus were of particular importance in the development of Byzantine
 47  4,4 |       letters.~ The influence and importance of the writings of Maximus
 48  5,3 |        however, overestimated the importance of this law when he assigned
 49  5,4 |      point out the complexity and importance of the iconoclastic period,
 50  5,5 |           both sexes).~ The great importance of the Nicene Council does
 51  5,7 |         people,” and compared the importance of their “sweeping attempt
 52  5,7 |         problem an event of state importance.”[120]~ While recognizing
 53  5,8 |   prologue. It appears to have an importance of its own and signifies
 54  5,8 |  insurrection was of considerable importance. Its failure was also a
 55  5,8 |      Amorian dynasty were of much importance to the Empire, because for
 56  5,8 |         still remains a source of importance, since it contains many
 57  5,8 |         but which are of greatest importance for the history of the Russian
 58  6,2 |      Minor, and restored the lost importance of Byzantine rule in southern
 59  6,2 |          to the Greeks were of no importance in the later history of
 60  6,2 |       Lecapenus was of very great importance for the Byzantine policy
 61  6,2 |      Italy, and Sicily were of no importance for the general course of
 62  6,5 |           Turks was of very great importance.~ The Byzantine rulers considered
 63  6,5 |       tenth century were of great importance to the Byzantine Empire,
 64  6,7 |        others, eventually rose in importance by being transformed into
 65  6,8 |           the treasury of primary importance, and ;n order to increase
 66  6,8 |           as well as its economic importance to the states of Western
 67  6,8 |         tale. It was of no little importance in the development of old
 68  6,8 |    Macedonian dynasty is of great importance for the history of Byzantine
 69  7,1 |   Hungarians) had begun to assume importance under Alexius Comnenus before
 70  7,1 |       country to realize the full importance of the crusades was France,
 71  7,1 |    conquests were of the greatest importance for the political and economic
 72  7,1 |           historians, denying the importance of those relations, say
 73  7,1 |            and the real scale and importance of it could not be anticipated
 74  7,1 |   consequences, and of such great importance both for Byzantium And the
 75  7,1 |           he was of no particular importance. He died in Apulia in 1111.~
 76  7,1 |        began to be of predominant importance. Gradually, forgetting that
 77  7,1 |       defeat the Patzinaks had no importance at all in the external history
 78  7,2 |         his reign events of great importance to the Empire had taken
 79  7,2 |    vigorously emphasize again the importance of the part played by the
 80  7,3 |    Crusade, two men were of first importance: Pope Innocent III, as a
 81  7,4 |   problems this epoch is of great importance and of vivid interest.~ ~
 82  7,4 |        approached, the commercial importance of Byzantium was thoroughly
 83  7,4 |       Bryennius’ work is of great importance both for internal court
 84  7,4 |            and rising to especial importance under the Angeli, he was
 85  7,4 |    Thessalonica, the city next in importance to the capital, Eustathius
 86  7,4 |       century, is of considerable importance from the literary, historical,
 87  7,4 |      literary defects, is of some importance both for the biography of
 88  7,4 |      whether John Tzetzes has any importance as a cultural force in the
 89  7,4 |       both brothers were of equal importance. In reality Isaac Tzetzes
 90  7,4 |           becomes of much greater importance when it is compared with
 91  8,2 |           yield to the increasing importance of Nicaea and to give up
 92  8,2 |       gave it a special political importance. Nicaea had achieved fame
 93  8,4 |          of Asia Minor, had great importance for the new Empire of Nicaea.
 94  8,7 |  Thessalonica, the second city in importance of the former Byzantine
 95  8,9 |  dominions, played no role of any importance. From that time on, the
 96  8,10|      Orthodox or Catholic, had no importance.~ But in their hostility
 97  8,11|           the political power and importance of John Vatatzes was widely
 98  8,13|         philosophy. Realizing the importance of external political relations,
 99  8,16|        writings are of very great importance for the history of Byzantine
100  8,16|           Nicene Empire has great importance for the general history
101  8,17|          century is of very great importance. After the conquest by the
102  8,17| Franco-Eastern codes are of great importance for the history both of
103  9,2 |          continued to be of great importance from a cultural standpoint,
104  9,2 |        internal life was of great importance. In the epoch of the Palaeologi
105  9,2 |           for appreciation of the importance of artistic creation under
106  9,3 |       only of southern Italy. The importance to Byzantium of the Sicilian
107  9,3 |        Volga. Realizing the great importance of this new Mongol factor
108  9,4 |          at Velbužd were of great importance to the young Serbian Kingdom.
109  9,4 |            This was of particular importance in the Crimea, where both
110  9,4 |          acquired great political importance in the Empire.”[103] Towards
111  9,5 |   surrender of Seres was of great importance; Dushan gained a fortified
112  9,6 |           and Genoa, was of great importance because it allowed the nations
113  9,7 |          he still believed in the importance and effectiveness of his
114  9,7 |        battle of Angora had great importance for the last days of the
115  9,7 |      attention of scholars to the importance of those schemes of the
116  9,9 |         therefore of the greatest importance for the reconstruction of
117  9,9 |        course, could have no real importance for the outcome of the siege.~
118  9,11|           Rome, an event of great importance for Michael’s aim.~ The
119  9,12|          Fathers. Recognizing the importance of education, they tried
120  9,17|   monasteries are of the greatest importance. But the Orthodox monks
121  9,17|         other libraries. Of great importance is the collection published
122  9,18|           estimation of Gregoras’ importance. Krumbacher called him “
123  9,18|           the events, is of great importance, especially from the reign
124  9,18|      enemy.[370]~ But of greatest importance for the cultural history
125  9,18|    rhetorical essays are of great importance. Marcus (Mark) Eugenicus,
126  9,18|    attention. As his activity and importance have not yet been fully
127  9,18|          and they are of no great importance. In all likelihood his other
128  9,18|         also very important; this importance is due particularly to the
129  9,18|        greatness as a man and his importance in the cultural movement
130  9,18|          illustrate once more the importance of cultural exchanges between
131  9,19|        conception of the idea and importance of Hellenic studies with
132  9,19|           Uspensky said that “the importance of the latter must rise
133  9,19|          1415. Chrysoloras’ chief importance was apparently due to his
134  9,19|      Bessarion was a man of first importance in the cultural movement
135  9,19|      Trebizond, which is of great importance from the historical point