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 1  2,1 |       Christianity was placed in an entirely new position.~ Very important
 2  2,2 |            our destruction has been entirely overthrown from the foundations.
 3  2,3 |           Great. Valens followed an entirely different policy. Upon declaring
 4  2,5 |             Henoticon recognized as entirely sufficient the religious
 5  2,5 |             led the Empire along an entirely different path, and alienation
 6  2,5 |        Byzantine art has assumed an entirely new form; it is taken for
 7  3,4 |             These conquests did not entirely satisfy Justinian’s hopes,
 8  3,5 |           the legislative power was entirely in the hands of the emperor,
 9  3,8 |           State property has almost entirely gone over into private ownership,
10  3,15|           and been replaced by new, entirely alien ethnographical elements,
11  3,15|             disagree with it either entirely or partially.”[139] Without
12  4,1 |       appeared a formidable menace, entirely unexpected and at first
13  5,1 |        political influence depended entirely upon the will of her husband,
14  5,3 |              difficult for some, is entirely incomprehensible for others,
15  5,4 |          ninth centuries was not an entirely new and unexpected movement.
16  5,6 |        empire was created which was entirely independent of the existence
17  5,8 |          chronicle of Brussels, and entirely independent of Assemani,
18  5,8 |       Byzantine coins and seals. An entirely new coin and seal type developed
19  6,2 |         city Sicily was, so to say, entirely in the hands of the Arabs,
20  6,6 |            and Taormina, Sicily was entirely in the hands of the Arabs.
21  6,7 |             its first part contains entirely new and very interesting
22  6,7 |        landowners did not disappear entirely from the Empire. These institutions
23  6,8 |         people, but did not go down entirely, and later rose again.”[
24  6,8 |        treatise of Michael, derived entirely from the Basilics, enjoyed
25  6,8 |            witnessed the rise of an entirely different, drier, and more
26  7,1 |          but surpassing any number, entirely perished on that day with
27  7,1 |             letter, but, of course, entirely different from the text
28  7,1 |          Christian religion may not entirely perish in our day, which
29  7,1 |        before the First Crusade was entirely different from the situation
30  7,1 |             Henry IV of Germany was entirely occupied by his struggle
31  7,1 |    speculations. The Second Crusade entirely changed the situation, at
32  7,1 |             and the city was almost entirely destroyed. It was a heavy
33  7,1 |             at that time Manuel was entirely absorbed by the crusade
34  7,1 |          state reforms which had an entirely rational basis and were
35  7,1 |       cannot unite our souls and we entirely disagree with each other,
36  7,2 |             he would have been able entirely to surround the Byzantine
37  7,2 |            the Greek problem almost entirely lost for the papacy its
38  7,3 |             phenomenon which is not entirely clear, in some details,
39  7,3 |           In his reply Innocent III entirely disregards his former attitude.
40  7,3 |           the Roman curia that were entirely satisfactory.~ The aim of
41  7,3 |             the movement had become entirely secular; secondly, it bifurcated
42  7,4 |           even decided to break off entirely with the pope and his partisans.~
43  7,4 |            the financial system was entirely disorganized both by numerous
44  7,4 |          friendly to the Franks and entirely corresponded with the policy
45  7,4 |      Comneni the title of strategus entirely disappeared, because it
46  7,4 |            difficult to understand, entirely different from the living
47  7,4 |              an artificial, “almost entirely mummiform school language
48  8,2 |         certain period of time, was entirely in the hands of the Bulgarian
49  8,14|          See.~ But Innocent III was entirely disappointed in his idea
50  8,14|        extent that the Latin rulers entirely put aside the plan of a
51  8,14| Constantinople — seemed to Theodore entirely realizable without any new
52  8,16|         first time, devoted himself entirely to the active study of the
53  8,16|           dweller in another world, entirely strange to the interests
54  8,16|          artificial tongue that had entirely broken away from the popular
55  8,17|           state property has almost entirely passed into private ownership,
56  9,2 |            father, Michael IX. This entirely changed the grandfather’
57  9,3 |     features of his character which entirely precluded the possibility
58  9,3 |         Emperor’s promise to submit entirely to his decision, inclined
59  9,3 |            Martin IV, who supported entirely the policy of the Sicilian
60  9,3 |            and the Sicilian Vespers entirely altered the situation both
61  9,5 |  established a Serbian patriarchate entirely independent from the Constantinopolitan
62  9,6 |           Cantacuzene; he cannot be entirely cleared of blame for the
63  9,8 |      separate principalities almost entirely independent.~ In 1430, Thessalonica
64  9,12|      reduced: Asia Minor was almost entirely lost; in Europe, the Slavonic
65  9,12|         under Andronicus the Elder, entirely disregards the modest extent
66  9,13|        Hesychasts devote themselves entirely to the knowledge and contemplation
67  9,13|           Not only is the Hesychast entirely cut off from outward impressions,
68  9,16|    accession, the Greco-Roman union entirely ceased to exist.~ ~
69  9,17|            Roman Empire had fallen, entirely gone out and perished, that,
70  9,17|        Black and Aegean Seas passed entirely out of the control of Byzantium,
71  9,17|            by Byzantines; it passed entirely into the hands of the western
72  9,19|             literature, but upon an entirely different basis.~ Thus,
73  9,19|      Hellenic elements had not been entirely absorbed by Rome, the conquests