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 1  2,1 |            Basing his arguments on different grounds, the German theologian
 2  2,2 |          induced him to look for a different site for his capital. After
 3  2,2 |        deep appreciation from many different points of view. The Roman
 4  2,2 |            68] Julian received two different kinds of education which
 5  2,2 |    recalled from exile belonged to different religious parties and were
 6  2,3 |       parties. Christian exiles of different sects returned from banishment.
 7  2,3 |        Valens followed an entirely different policy. Upon declaring himself
 8  2,3 |         with the discord among the different nationalities within the
 9  2,5 |        other synod whatsoever, any different belief.”[140]~ At first
10  2,5 |           Empire along an entirely different path, and alienation of
11  2,5 |        struggle on the part of the different nationalities, spurred by
12  2,5 |     Christian and repudiated it. A different attitude prevailed in Alexandria,
13  3,4 |     advantage of civil war between different pretenders to the Visigothic
14  3,4 |    economic importance.[33]~ Quite different was the nature of the defensive
15  3,8 |     religious tendencies, but also different class interests. The Blues
16  3,12|       children. They included many different tribes, among whom the Saxons
17  3,15|            the mire of two new and different races cover the graves of
18  3,16|    Historia Arcana), is distinctly different from the other two. It is
19  3,16|            famous Greek writers in different branches of knowledge. Since
20  4,1 |            the mutual relations of different tribes of ancient Arabia.~
21  4,1 |        religious ideals distinctly different from the dry ritual of the
22  4,1 |            parts commanded by five different rulers or dukes (duces),
23  4,1 |     western Europe appeared from a different direction, namely, from
24  4,1 |           in Jerusalem.[64]~ Quite different was the state of affairs
25  5,2 |     consisting of 1,800 vessels of different types, according to the
26  5,3 |          law frequently prescribed different penalties without any real
27  5,3 |     Scriptures for confirmation of different juridical principles. “The
28  5,3 |    compiled from materials of very different epochs and natures; most
29  5,4 |            involves two distinctly different questions; (1) the habitually
30  5,4 |       under Byzantine sway.~ Quite different was the picture in the reign
31  5,6 |          the world would have been different.”[102] At present this event
32  5,6 |           problems, two distinctly different, separate worlds. The idea
33  5,6 |        Both empires led distinctly different lives. Furthermore, the
34  5,8 |           eastern border were very different. Here the Empire succeeded
35  6,2 |         The frontier was in a very different condition from what it had
36  6,7 |          pope in all points. Quite different was the Emperor’s attitude
37  6,8 |            and written in an order different from that of the modern
38  6,8 |          in this regard he was not different from a large number of men
39  6,8 |        children born of parents of different races. Akrites (plural Akritai)
40  6,8 |            the rise of an entirely different, drier, and more rigid art.~ ~
41  7,1 |        reign in wandering over the different countries of Europe and
42  7,1 |            dualistic doctrine bore different names: Patarins in Italy,
43  7,1 |        1092, proceeded under quite different conditions.~ In the desperate
44  7,1 |           but, of course, entirely different from the text which has
45  7,1 |         considerable part with the different social classes. Sharing
46  7,1 |         First Crusade was entirely different from the situation before
47  7,1 |          demands varied concerning different regions. He sought for direct
48  7,1 |          because it is composed of different peoples … Indifference towards
49  7,2 |    acquainted with the position of different Christian countries. A modern
50  7,3 |         century) which survives in different versions, Greek (in verse),
51  7,4 |         including the formation of different heretical doctrines and
52  7,4 | investigated, conditions are quite different for internal social and
53  7,4 |            to understand, entirely different from the living spoken tongue.
54  7,4 |        author himself held quite a different opinion of his style; in
55  7,4 |           among the manuscripts of different libraries in the West and
56  7,4 |        great many writings of very different character have been preserved
57  8,10|        John Vatatzes were pursuing different aims. The former wished
58  8,13|      mercenary troops representing different nationalities took an important
59  8,16|            and distributed them to different libraries, and he even allowed
60  8,16|             became acquainted with different sciences, and devoted his
61  8,17|     processes is to be found among different peoples in various parts
62  8,17|          must be considered.~ Many different opinions, sometimes diametrically
63  8,17|          debatable question of the different versions of the Assises
64  9,2 |            vast Empire, made up of different nationalities, was transformed
65  9,2 |            three wives belonged to different nationalities. His first
66  9,5 |       Stephen Dushan was guided by different aims. The question was not
67  9,7 |        contemporary writers, quite different in character. One was the
68  9,8 |         into negotiations with the different rulers in the peninsula.
69  9,9 |          of the representatives of different peoples whom he had conquered,
70  9,9 |         various languages and from different points of view, described
71  9,9 |            there are many kings of different power, different policy,
72  9,9 |          kings of different power, different policy, different will,
73  9,9 |           power, different policy, different will, and different ideas;
74  9,9 |        policy, different will, and different ideas; but these sovereigns
75  9,12|  opposition to the government used different slogans; but its opposition
76  9,17|            manuscript treasures of different libraries in the East and
77  9,17|          less, pious pilgrims from different countries, who visited Constantinople
78  9,17|           glass which reflected in different colors; only seldom, here
79  9,17|            might meet merchants of different nationalities.~ Francesco
80  9,18|       author of numerous essays on different problems in theology, rhetoric,
81  9,19|   literature, but upon an entirely different basis.~ Thus, the role in