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  1  2,1 |   significance for the subsequent course of history were the official
  2  2,2 |        provinces. Finally, in the course of the fourth century the
  3  2,2 |           current. Among them, of course, was the version that the
  4  2,3 |       There were still pagans, of course; only as separate families
  5  2,3 |         of the Roman army. In the course of time the army, whose
  6  2,3 |   Arcadius, encouraged by the new course of events, sent against
  7  2,5 |          gratitude.[149] This, of course, was only an honorary consulship,
  8  2,5 |        sanction to vice.[154]~ Of course the abolition of the chrysargyron
  9  2,5 |           there could be only one course for the Empire — to make
 10  2,5 |        his reputation that in the course of time many works of unknown
 11  3   |           or Albanians, though of course they were Romanized; their
 12  3,5 |          could be disregarded. Of course, this was only a formal
 13  3,5 |        study were introduced. The course was announced to be of five
 14  3,5 |        being able, when the whole course of your legal study is completed,
 15  3,6 |          widest following was, of course, the Monophysitic. The struggle
 16  3,7 |         Most important of all, of course, was Justinian’s attitude
 17  3,7 |       Empire. The answer must, of course, be in the negative. Orthodoxy
 18  3,8 |        and the factions, which of course are not identical at all
 19  3,8 |      Procopius, who witnessed its course at Constantinople, detailed
 20  3,11|         twelfth century, based of course on an earlier source, remarked: “
 21  3,15|   Albanian mountain shepherds, of course, did not come from the blood
 22  4,1 |   resembled, on a small scale, of course, the famous limes romanus
 23  4,1 |        have been subject.”[41] Of course, this is Muhammedan testimony;
 24  4,4 |     century, though these men, of course, were not contemporaries
 25  4,4 |         extinguished works in the course of confuting them.~ Maximus
 26  5,4 |         it from its true original course.[80] From their point of
 27  5,6 |      empire.[109]~ Charles was of course fully aware of the precariousness
 28  5,8 |          bearing upon the general course of events. In this respect
 29  6,2 |        importance for the general course of events.~ The eastern
 30  6,2 |      Greeks.”[27] This letter, of course, contains many exaggerations.
 31  6,2 |   dominions of the caliph.[31] Of course, these tales of the rapid
 32  6,2 |        Sicily, but he died in the course of its preparation.~ The
 33  6,6 |           correspondence with the course of the Byzantine campaign
 34  6,6 |           all Italy. This was, of course, a direct infringement upon
 35  6,8 |      Sight cavalry, which, in the course of their conflicts with
 36  6,8 |       most important dates in the course of the whole Byzantine history.
 37  7,1 |           themselves hoped in the course of time to control. Besides,
 38  7,1 |      granted Venice served in the course of time, under changed circumstances,
 39  7,1 |       embassy and letter, but, of course, entirely different from
 40  7,1 |       commerce, and industry.” Of course, at the beginning of the
 41  7,1 |         especially the first.~ Of course, the crusades are the most
 42  7,1 |       slowly reconstructed in the course of the eleventh century,
 43  7,1 |        popes had also in view, of course, the interests of the Catholic
 44  7,1 |        expedition under arms.” Of course, some of the pilgriming
 45  7,1 |         epochs in history. In the course of these years the economic,
 46  7,1 |           Alexius at Piacenza. Of course, this was not “the final
 47  7,1 |        leavings, of the lion.” Of course, Alexius was not a man humbly
 48  7,1 |           of their own, which, of course, would inflict great harm
 49  7,1 |    Comnenus and the crusaders. Of course, the Emperor was deeply
 50  7,1 |          privileges but these, of course, could not be compared with
 51  7,1 |          and rivalry that, in the course of time, formed in both
 52  7,1 |           state from Roger II. Of course, while Roger faced two such
 53  7,1 |        its peculiar traits and of course could not contribute to
 54  7,1 |         inexperienced hands.~ ~Of course, Andronicus was incapable
 55  7,2 |      Frederick Barbarossa; in the course of the Third Crusade Frederick
 56  7,3 |           hatred of Byzantium. Of course, the mutual distrust and
 57  7,3 |   considerable influence upon the course of the crusade: the Byzantine
 58  7,3 |       explained the whole unusual course of the crusading enterprise
 59  7,3 |       counts of Champagne. In the course of two years he and Villehardouin
 60  7,3 |        letter Innocent wrote: “Of course, although we are pleased
 61  7,3 |            The result of this, of course, was to delay the struggle
 62  7,4 |    philosophical speculation?” Of course, the answer is no: at that
 63  7,4 |          expediency, desiring, of course, to induce the eastern church
 64  7,4 |      system changed little in the course of the twelfth century.
 65  7,4 |     fulfilled his obligations. Of course, in reality he neglected
 66  7,4 |         territories could not, of course, pay taxes. The situation
 67  7,4 |          conditions could not, of course, improve greatly in the
 68  7,4 |   Byzantium a great deal, but, of course, at the expense of Byzantine
 69  7,4 |     division of the Empire in the course of the twelfth century.~
 70  7,4 |          in 1071, and then in the course of the twelfth century in
 71  7,4 |       literary interests. But, of course, this phenomenon reflected
 72  7,4 |        the Macedonian dynasty. Of course, the troubled period in
 73  8,7 |           Constantinople.~ In the course of a rather long period
 74  8,9 |        about hostilities. But the course of events seemed to facilitate
 75  8,10|           two churches. It is, of course, difficult to say how sincere
 76  8,11|          would be very angry.~ Of course, neither of these versions,
 77  8,11|           Christian faith.[88] Of course, the name of John Vatatzes
 78  8,13|  enlightened absolutism.”[105] Of course, Theodore’s reign was too
 79  8,14|      negotiations continued their course. Nicholas of Otranto, abbot
 80  8,14|          a leading part.[127] The course of the discussions at the
 81  8,16|     political treatise.”[160]~ Of course, classical traditions and
 82  8,16|         great deal. Still, in the course of his life, he was several
 83  8,16|          of western feudalism, of course made their new subjects
 84  8,16|          to those of the West. Of course, some influence from French
 85  8,17|         both laity and clergy. Of course this evolution took place
 86  8,17|   patronage, and immunity are, of course, to be noted in the internal
 87  8,17|        military holdings, this of course indicates not Roman origin
 88  8,17|           sense, “providence.” Of course the word pronoia after receiving
 89  8,17|  pronoetes, i.e. provider. In the course of time the granted estate
 90  8,17| Constantine VI (780-797),[221] Of course it is impossible to tell
 91  8,17|           ascended the throne. Of course the well-organized feudal
 92  8,17|          Empire through the whole course of its history.~ ~ ~ ~
 93  9,2 |       They became related, in the course of time, to the imperial
 94  9,2 |      longest dynasty in the whole course of Byzantine history.[9]
 95  9,2 |        Castile).[30] This act, of course, had no practical result.~
 96  9,3 |           may form an idea of the course of the Slavonic settlements
 97  9,3 |         study of this problem. Of course, in Amari’s lifetime many
 98  9,3 |           from the Turks.”[62] Of course, the Turkish danger to Byzantium
 99  9,4 |           political life.”[92] Of course, the full story of the Catalan
100  9,6 |      dangerous, for they were, of course, under Byzantine authority.
101  9,6 |        was Cantacuzene’s. But, of course, it is not he alone who
102  9,6 |        same alliance. “No one, of course, will absolutely justify
103  9,7 |           apparently, a matter of course to the French, and contemporary
104  9,8 |        siege to Thessalonica; the course and result of the siege
105  9,8 |        the decisive moment was of course also felt in the city of
106  9,9 |         216] But this success, of course, could have no real importance
107  9,9 |          lamp was burning. But of course this nameless tomb is not
108  9,12|      ninth century, were felt, of course, by the people and aroused
109  9,13|           by this quarrel and, of course, took a leading part in
110  9,16|      present day, although in the course of time, cases of Turkish
111  9,17|    Genoese, and Catalans.[328] Of course, in addition there were
112  9,18|        characters, which were, of course, works of pure imagination.
113  9,18|      tendency of the epoch but of course doomed to failure, to restore
114  9,18|         of divine right.”[394] Of course the history of Byzantine
115  9,18|        achievement. This rise, of course, must not be considered
116  9,18|           to other countries.~ Of course, Byzantium had no Dante.
117  9,19|        and greatly influenced the course of the negotiations toward