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 1  2,1 |     scholars have considered two problems in particular: the “conversion”
 2  2,2 |     dogma. In the fourth century problems of dogma preoccupied not
 3  2,2 |     means for settling debatable problems. But in this movement a
 4  2,2 |         tired of studying higher problems of religion and science.”[
 5  2,2 |   attributed the solution of all problems to Hellenism. His enthusiasm
 6  2,3 |        has to face two difficult problems: (1) the establishment of
 7  2,3 |      succeed in solving the main problems of his period. The Second
 8  2,3 |        solve the two significant problems of his reign: the creation
 9  2,3 |          exceedingly complicated problems remained for his successors.~ ~
10  2,3 |      main national and religious problems were met. The national problem
11  2,3 |        and applied to the living problems in the East, in the territory
12  2,4 |          a recent student of the problems of the higher schools in
13  2,5 |       not settle the fundamental problems of the period. Against the
14  2,5 | important economic and financial problems of the Empire.~ One of his
15  2,5 |       the national and religious problems and in the political events,
16  3,7 |                        Religious problems and the Fifth Ecumenical
17  3,7 |        was much simpler than the problems of the earlier councils.
18  3,8 |           Taxation and financial problems. — One of the distinguishing
19  3,8 |     struggle. By intervention in problems of heredity, forced and
20  3,13|                        Religious problems.~ The successors of Justinian
21  3,15|          a thorough study of the problems pertaining to it; but the
22  4,1 |                         External Problems~ ~The Persian wars and the
23  4,1 |          One of Muhammed’s first problems was to lead the Arabs out
24  4,1 |      indifference to the general problems of the province, their personal
25  4,1 |         Sea, put before them new problems of a maritime nature. They
26  4,1 |    mariners was one of the great problems of the Egyptian administration.[
27  4,1 |         a Byzantine Empire whose problems became narrower and lost
28  4,2 |       all disputes of dogmatical problems which had not been settled
29  4,2 |    succeeded in solving the main problems, chiefly because of the
30  4,4 |          with the living ethical problems of contemplative asceticism,
31  5,3 |          considered settled, the problems of the complete removal
32  5,6 |     composition, and in cultural problems, two distinctly different,
33  5,7 |    legislator who understood the problems of his time. The religious
34  5,7 |    written, and many significant problems of this period still remain
35  5,7 |     present one of the essential problems of Byzantine history. Careful
36  5,8 |     literature pertaining to the problems of iconoclastic dogma was
37  5,8 |          the elucidation of some problems of earlier Greek chronography,
38  5,8 |     contains many discussions of problems which preoccupied the Byzantine
39  5,8 |        one of the most difficult problems of Byzantine philology.
40  6,2 | Tzimisces to turn to his eastern problems.~ His campaigns against
41  6,2 |        occupied in solving other problems, could do nothing against
42  6,2 |         Arabs away from Armenian problems, and made several attempts
43  6,7 |         concessions.~ The church problems of the Byzantine Empire
44  6,7 |          capital, and many other problems were regulated under very
45  6,8 |          of the most fascinating problems of Byzantine literature.[
46  7,1 |      complicated, and raised new problems.~ But almost at the end
47  7,1 |    pointed out all the important problems, European as well as Asiatic,
48  7,1 |       new Emperor. The two chief problems of the internal life of
49  7,1 |          in the sphere of social problems and interests, the time
50  7,4 |        resolve certain religious problems and doubts which agitated
51  7,4 |      judged it possible, in some problems, to give the preference
52  7,4 |       point of view of religious problems this epoch is of great importance
53  7,4 |         there discussed dogmatic problems of the Church Fathers and
54  7,4 | concerned not only with abstract problems of morality, but also with
55  8,10|     badly. He regarded religious problems much more coolly than his
56  8,14|      international interests and problems absorbed the new Latin Empire
57  8,15|        always concerned with the problems of the internal life of
58  8,16|         I, was interested in the problems of learning. He invited
59  9,2 |       art and the most important problems which made their appearance
60  9,2 |    belong the least investigated problems of Byzantine history. The
61  9,3 |          settle some complicated problems of her internal life. Circumstances
62  9,6 |        discussed various general problems of international life, which
63  9,10|                   Ecclesiastical problems under the Palaeologi.~ The
64  9,12|         his father two difficult problems in the ecclesiastical life
65  9,12|   activity not limited to church problems, but extended to politics
66  9,13|        youth to the study of the problems of monastic life. At twenty
67  9,13|       for help in purely secular problems. But the threatening political
68  9,15|         reduced to the two chief problems, the filioque and the primacy
69  9,17|     studied and most complicated problems of Byzantine history. The
70  9,17|       history of medieval social problems.~ Owing to the external
71  9,18|        of the religious dogmatic problems which were then agitating
72  9,18|     numerous essays on different problems in theology, rhetoric, and
73  9,18|        one of the most important problems for research in the history
74  9,18| Byzantine cultural interests and problems have been compared with
75  9,18|          analogous interests and problems of the epoch of the earlier
76  9,19|   century.~ There are, then, two problems; the influence of the medieval