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 1  2,1 |           acute and difficult crisis. Apparently the old pagan world, at
 2  2,1 |               the Savior of all.”[23] Apparently nothing was said here about
 3  2,1 |         Galerius’ edict of 311, which apparently had not been satisfactorily
 4  2,2 |             in very serious disputes. Apparently Julian had counted on just
 5  2,3 |               The road to the capital apparently lay open before the Goths,
 6  2,3 |    difficulties. The Emperor Arcadius apparently was not ashamed to honor
 7  2,4 |              Breviarium of Alaric has apparently played some part in the
 8  2,5 |               instead of kind. It was apparently a land tax, which Anastasius
 9  2,5 |                The Chronicle, written apparently before Diocletian’s persecutions,
10  2,5 |        Friedrich Museum of Berlin, is apparently also a work of the fourth,
11  2,5 |               Antiqua at Rome, dating apparently from the end of the fifth
12  3,7 |           years of his life Justinian apparently favored the Monophysites.
13  3,9 |         Indian markets, carried there apparently, not by Byzantine merchants,
14  3,9 |              the Byzantine Empire. He apparently wanted them to play the
15  3,13|            freemen.[126]~ ~Phocas was apparently pleased, for later he forbade
16  3,16|                his successor, Phocas, apparently halted the activities of
17  4   |               Constantine. The people apparently called him Constans. He
18  4,1 |              of the Persians, Borane, apparently also sent a special envoy
19  4,1 |              Lakhmids on the Persian. Apparently both vassal states disappeared
20  4,1 |              as a form of worship was apparently unknown to them, and when
21  4,1 |           menacing the Aegean Sea and apparently heading for the capital
22  4,3 |             of Antioch, Macarius, who apparently lived in Constantinople
23  5,2 |            especially since they were apparently menaced in the north by
24  5,3 |               of Justinian because it apparently reflects some influence
25  5,3 |         European territory there were apparently only four provinces by the
26  5,4 |          number of monks. Leo III was apparently unable to educate the people
27  5,4 |            the persecution of images. Apparently there were no instances
28  5,5 |            all my wishes.”[95] Cyprus apparently was one of the emperor’s
29  5,5 |               even southern Italy was apparently not altogether free from
30  5,7 |            and monasteries and of the apparently frequent secularization
31  5,8 |                The eastern Arabs were apparently greatly interested in the
32  5,8 |             to restore image-worship. Apparently the opposition of the iconoclasts
33  5,8 |              these images; hence they apparently disappeared of their own
34  6,2 |                 Basil II did nothing, apparently, for the defense of the
35  6,4 |          leader killed. But Basil was apparently unwilling to live up to
36  6,5 |         century, however, the Empire, apparently, had no cause to fear the
37  6,7 |             the Isaurian emperors was apparently so practical and popular
38  6,7 |              that his successors were apparently compelled to forsake this
39  6,8 |        Byzantine diplomacy succeeded, apparently, in sowing discord among
40  6,8 |           name of this epic hero was, apparently, Basil; Digenes and Akrites
41  7,1 |               granted, and Andronicus apparently repented the follies of
42  7,1 |            the Cuman barbarians, but, apparently, also among the western
43  7,1 |       stubborn enemies they were, and apparently Bohemond had already fixed
44  7,1 |           unavoidable. An opportunity apparently presented itself to Alexius
45  7,4 |           statement of the patriarch, apparently reflecting the ecclesiastical
46  7,4 |               and eleventh centuries. Apparently, there never was such a
47  7,4 |               an official; beginning, apparently, with the last years of
48  8,2 |            emperor is not known; but, apparently, by order of the Bulgarian
49  8,2 |         official title of the former, apparently acknowledged by Venice,
50  8,5 |          recently published and dated apparently in the year 1213, Henry
51  8,14|        support was needed and Michael apparently sent envoys to Pope Alexander
52  8,15|              and severe measures were apparently taken against many of its
53  8,17|               obscure evidence shows, apparently no specific term was generally
54  8,17|              his death. This will was apparently not known during his lifetime;
55  9,2 | Constantinople through its merchants, apparently judged it probable that
56  9,3 |         empires. These relations were apparently to lead to the conclusion
57  9,4 |               in the Black Sea, where apparently they hoped for a trade monopoly.
58  9,7 |           visit is scanty. He became, apparently, a matter of course to the
59  9,9 |            Dominic in the citadel has apparently disappeared.[224]~ The departure
60  9,17|            reveals the blindness that apparently reigned at the court of
61  9,18|              surroundings, and Morea. Apparently there would be neither place
62  9,18|       published among Cydones’ works, apparently does not belong to him,
63  9,18|             1289-1293 and 1304-1310), apparently may supply much interesting
64  9,18|        centers of the Renaissance and apparently less exposed to Turkish
65  9,19|     Chrysoloras’ chief importance was apparently due to his teaching and