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 1  2,1 |               known as Byzantine. Its center was the new capital of the
 2  2,1 |         church of Christendom and the center of the first apostolic preaching.
 3  2,2 |           many centuries the cultural center of the East was the Egyptian
 4  2,2 |               A. Spassky, “became the center of theological development
 5  2,2 |                economic, and cultural center of the Empire.[53]~ ~ ~Reforms
 6  2,2 |               of money and became the center of numerous plots and intrigues
 7  2,2 |            Danubian provinces, with a center at Sirmium on the River
 8  2,2 |              acquainted with him. The center of Julian’s religious convictions
 9  2,3 |              which still remained the center of pagan worship in the
10  2,3 |             great influence. The main center of their power was the capital
11  2,3 |               did not reach. The main center of Hellenistic culture became
12  2,3 |               of Alexandria, the very center of world culture, Hellenism
13  2,4 |       measures against them. The main center of Nestorianism was Edessa,
14  2,4 |    philosophical school, was the main center of pagan teaching in the
15  2,4 |           high rank. This educational center at Constantinople became
16  2,4 |       Theodosius II long stood as the center about which were assembled
17  2,5 |              they understood that the center of gravity had shifted and,
18  2,5 |      prevailed in Alexandria, the old center of heated philosophic and
19  2,5 |         Alexandria still remained the center which exerted the widest
20  2,5 |             163]~ Antioch, the Syrian center of culture, produced in
21  2,5 |         especially in its progressive center, Alexandria.~ An unusual
22  2,5 |                At first he sought the center of this influence in Constantinople;
23  2,5 |               been made the political center of the Empire, Constantinople
24  2,5 |             intellectual and artistic center. This did not happen at
25  2,5 |               Syria. “Antioch, as the center of a brilliant civilization,
26  3,6 |         Athenian school as their main center. The Jews and the followers
27  3,6 |              importance as a cultural center and deteriorated into a
28  3,9 |          sixth century Ceylon was the center of world commerce between
29  3,9 |         basilica), in Dory, the chief center of the Gothic settlement.
30  3,16|       Vademecum). The author does not center his survey about the ecclesiastical,
31  3,16|        surrounded by porticoes in the center of which stood a beautiful
32  3,16|             it was the administrative center of Byzantine Italy reconquered
33  4,1 |       occupied the important maritime center, the island of Cyprus. Near
34  4,1 |            from the borderland to the center of the Empire under pressure
35  5,2 |       transferred the capital and the center of their government from
36  5,8 |                This school became the center about which gathered the
37  6,2 |            Aleppo. His court became a center of flourishing literary
38  6,2 |             one more important Syrian center, the city of Aleppo, the
39  6,2 |           grew up there became a rich center of civilization. Up to World
40  6,7 |               very important cultural center, not only for the Byzantine
41  6,8 |             was at that time the main center of Byzantine domination
42  6,8 |      Constantinople was once more the center of education, learning,
43  6,8 |        executed miniatures.~ The main center of artistic developments
44  7,1 |           Balkan peninsula became the center of the Paulicians. Tzimisces,
45  7,1 |             making Constantinople the center of his state. Both the Patzinaks
46  7,1 |              Antioch became the chief center of Alexius’ aims. Raymond
47  7,3 |             biggest independent Greek center and the most dangerous rival
48  7,4 |               most important economic center of the Empire. There, as
49  7,4 |           young students; it became a center around which the best minds
50  8,1 |               religious, and cultural center should exist, and where
51  8,2 |            reserved for another Greek center, the Despotat of Epirus;
52  8,2 |       Christian East. The third Greek center, the Empire of Trebizond,
53  8,2 |            Thrace, lacking a national center in Europe and not foreseeing
54  8,2 |             Balkan peninsula with its center at Constantinople. But,
55  8,2 |             Nicaea: Nicaea became the center of the Empire, as well as
56  8,4 |              saw in Nicaea a possible center of their future unification.
57  8,5 |       Lascaris had created a Hellenic center in Asia Minor, unified the
58  8,7 |           Epirus was the second Greek center, where, under certain conditions,
59  8,7 |               of the western Hellenic center, upon the Latin newcomers
60  8,9 |          Empire and the western Greek center, which seemed to be on the
61  8,12|        Greco-Slavonic Empire with its center at Constantinople; for both
62  8,16|            Nicaea became not only the center for the future political
63  8,16|           Epirus, the second Hellenic center organized on the ruins of
64  8,16|             of Byzantine culture. The center which had been created at
65  8,16|             the second.~ The cultural center formed in the thirteenth
66  9,3 |         government, which, in its new center, felt itself less dependent
67  9,6 |         extremely important strategic center and a base of support for
68  9,7 |            Peloponnesus there arose a center of Greek national spirit
69  9,7 |              a political and cultural center of reviving Hellenism. Here
70  9,7 |             of Mistra, was a cultural center which was attracting educated
71  9,9 |            all cities! O, city, city, center of the four quarters of
72  9,9 |             was lamented as that of a center of culture. In his appeal
73  9,13|    contemplation. Thus, the basis and center of hesychia is the love
74  9,17|               this important economic center and the advantages connected
75  9,17| Constantinople, as before, remained a center where merchandise came from
76  9,18|              of Constantinople, was a center of ardent culture, both
77  9,18|               at Mistra, the cultural center of the Despotat of Morea.
78  9,18|          Peloponnesus, to Mistra, the center resembling some of the smaller
79  9,19|               to return to Italy, the center of humanism, and left Byzantium
80  9,19|           house of Bessarion became a center of humanistic intercourse.