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  1  2,1 |     Constantine and Christianity~The cultural and religious crisis through
  2  2,2 |               For many centuries the cultural center of the East was the
  3  2,2 |              as well as economic and cultural. Politically, Constantinople,
  4  2,2 |             religious, economic, and cultural center of the Empire.[53]~ ~ ~
  5  2,3 |      themselves under very favorable cultural conditions. The northern
  6  2,3 |           rich Greek colonies, whose cultural level was very high. Their
  7  2,3 |      philosopher and a woman of high cultural attainment and some literary
  8  2,4 |              were assembled the best cultural forces of the Empire.~ ~
  9  2,4 |         history, especially from the cultural point of view. By a lucky
 10  2,4 |            splendid monuments of the cultural movement in the first half
 11  2,5 |          brother of Basil. Important cultural centers in Syria were the
 12  2,5 |              significant part in the cultural life of the fourth and fifth
 13  2,5 |            importance to the general cultural and literary movements of
 14  2,5 | Constantinople.~ A comparison of the cultural developments in the eastern
 15  2,5 |              per cent of the general cultural productivity of this period.[
 16  2,5 |            of the richest sources of cultural material for the period
 17  3,6 |           its former importance as a cultural center and deteriorated
 18  3,16|      disputes, as their national and cultural background. According to
 19  3,16|       paganism by revealing also the cultural foundations of this struggle.”
 20  3,16|           value to the political and cultural history of the Byzantine
 21  3,16|             valuable sources for the cultural history of the early Byzantine
 22  4,1 |              period. From now on the cultural development of the country
 23  4,1 |    archeologists even today.~ From a cultural and political point of view
 24  4,1 |           soon became subject to the cultural influence of Constantinople,
 25  4,2 |      interesting data concerning the cultural and economic conditions
 26  5,6 |   ethnographical composition, and in cultural problems, two distinctly
 27  5,8 |             is of much value for the cultural history of the period because
 28  5,8 |             very great value for the cultural history of his times.~ The
 29  5,8 |      consider the question of mutual cultural relations between the caliphate
 30  6   |           political, commercial, and cultural relations with the Empire.
 31  6,2 |        eastern and western, led to a cultural break in the life of the
 32  6,2 |          short, the fruit of all the cultural efforts of the preceding
 33  6,6 |         which later became important cultural centers.~ In the same century
 34  6,7 |              became a very important cultural center, not only for the
 35  6,8 |     literature, about which the best cultural forces of the Empire were
 36  6,8 |            outstanding figure in the cultural movement of the tenth century
 37  6,8 |            outstanding figure in the cultural movement of the tenth century.[
 38  6,8 |             a place in the Byzantine cultural life of the eleventh century
 39  6,8 |      indication of the fact that the cultural life of the country did
 40  6,8 |          Highly valuable data on the cultural life of the Byzantine Empire
 41  7,1 |       economic, religious, and whole cultural aspect of Europe changed
 42  7,3 |      information on the internal and cultural history of the epoch, when
 43  7,4 |             the point of view of the cultural history of Byzantium at
 44  7,4 |       investigated problem of mutual cultural influences between the East
 45  7,4 |        dynasty was marked by intense cultural activity in the field of
 46  7,4 |             the eleventh, with their cultural environment, as well as
 47  7,4 |         favorable conditions for the cultural renaissance of the epoch
 48  7,4 |             and secular circles. The cultural movement also affected the
 49  7,4 |         firmly convinced of the full cultural superiority of “the Roman”
 50  7,4 |              among the monks. From a cultural point of view his repeated
 51  7,4 |         prominent personality in the cultural life of Byzantium in the
 52  7,4 |           study of the political and cultural history of Byzantium.~ At
 53  7,4 |            literary, historical, and cultural point of view, as well as
 54  7,4 |              has any importance as a cultural force in the twelfth century.
 55  7,4 |              a distinctly pronounced cultural and historical figure.”~
 56  7,4 |           the conclusion is that the cultural movement of the epoch of
 57  7,4 |              it is compared with the cultural revival at the same time
 58  8,1 |             national, religious, and cultural center should exist, and
 59  8,2 |       interest, political as well as cultural and economic, and deserves
 60  8,16|             also a hotbed of intense cultural life. As George of Cyprus
 61  8,16|           time enough to satisfy the cultural needs of the Empire. In
 62  8,16|        eminent representative of the cultural movement of the thirteenth
 63  8,16|           most eminent figure in the cultural life of the Nicene Empire
 64  8,16|        profound understanding of the cultural interests of the Christian
 65  8,16|            court of Nicaea, promoted cultural work in the thirteenth century
 66  8,16|              lies its historical and cultural value.[175] Krumbacher’s
 67  8,16|     prominent representatives of the cultural movement in the Despotat
 68  8,16|             appearance of the second cultural Hellenic renaissance under
 69  8,16|      renaissance to the second.~ The cultural center formed in the thirteenth
 70  8,16|          Italy in particular, in the cultural movement of the time. The
 71  8,16|         modest at first sight as the cultural rise of Epirus in the thirteenth
 72  9,2 |              great importance from a cultural standpoint, Constantinople
 73  9,7 |         journey is an episode in the cultural intercourse between West
 74  9,7 |            fifteenth a political and cultural center of reviving Hellenism.
 75  9,7 |              castle of Mistra, was a cultural center which was attracting
 76  9,7 |          afford rich and interesting cultural data on the Peloponnesus
 77  9,7 |           will remain an interesting cultural document of the Byzantine
 78  9,9 |          days an innumerable mass of cultural material perished. Books
 79  9,13|          most remarkable and, in its cultural and historical aspect, the
 80  9,13|          movement the most important cultural phenomenon of the epoch,
 81  9,13|        eastern Europe, and with some cultural phenomena of the epoch of
 82  9,14|            episode in the history of cultural intercourse between Byzantium
 83  9,18|              suitable conditions for cultural development. In reality,
 84  9,18|          greatest importance for the cultural history of the fourteenth
 85  9,18|          also throw new light on the cultural relations between Byzantium
 86  9,18|            an honorable place in the cultural history of Byzantium in
 87  9,18|         century long, at Mistra, the cultural center of the Despotat of
 88  9,18|           beyond the confines of the cultural history of Byzantium, and
 89  9,18|          historian interested in the cultural history of the later Byzantine
 90  9,18|           was closely related to the cultural movement then rising in
 91  9,18|           greatly contributed to the cultural rapprochement between East
 92  9,18|            and his importance in the cultural movement of the fourteenth
 93  9,18|    adequately a great man in a great cultural epoch.~ Among the philologists
 94  9,18|          once more the importance of cultural exchanges between Byzantium
 95  9,18|            Palaeologi in the general cultural rise so characteristic of
 96  9,18|            what has been said of the cultural movement under the Palaeologi,
 97  9,18|        seemed much more favorable to cultural achievement. This rise,
 98  9,18|          roots are to be seen in the cultural rise of Byzantium in the
 99  9,18|             Latin domination, is the cultural life of the Empire of Nicaea
100  9,18|     Palaeologi. Under the latter the cultural life flowered abundantly,
101  9,18|              Several times Byzantine cultural interests and problems have
102  9,18|            through a time of intense cultural activity with many common
103  9,18|    themselves in such a way that the cultural life could develop further
104  9,18|              amazed by the intensive cultural activity of the Palaeologian
105  9,19|           possessed enough talent or cultural force to exert a great influence
106  9,19|       language and religion and by a cultural tradition, which was represented
107  9,19|              first importance in the cultural movement of the time.~ Bessarion