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 1  2,2 |    psychology of the Christians and felt certain that discord would
 2  2,2 |        Emperor at Antioch there was felt, and at times manifested,
 3  2,3 |          disquieting movements were felt particularly in Constantinople.
 4  2,3 |             into the north, and was felt even centuries later during
 5  2,3 |       kinsmen. Gothic influence was felt in higher military circles
 6  2,3 |            Theodosius the Great was felt particularly in the capital,
 7  2,5 |             already beginning to be felt at the end of this period.~
 8  2,5 |            Synesius probably always felt more of a pagan than a Christian.
 9  2,5 |             This bishop-philosopher felt that the classical culture
10  3,1 |      Justinian, whose influence was felt from the first year of his
11  3,3 |          back.”[16] He remained, he felt, the natural suzerain of
12  3,4 |               The Hunnic danger was felt not only in the Balkan peninsula
13  3,5 |            of his epoch.~ Justinian felt that the four indicated
14  3,8 |     surviving nephews of Anastasius felt that they had been circumvented
15  3,8 |             century. The government felt that its most dangerous
16  3,16| Constantinopolitan construction was felt in the East, for instance,
17  4,1 | Constantinople, which now no longer felt secure. The capital had
18  4,4 |            steadily made themselves felt more and more strongly in
19  4,4 |          Byzantine art makes itself felt only very slightly within
20  5,3 |          such a law might have been felt even in the seventh century;
21  5,5 |          adherent of iconoclasm, he felt no acute enmity towards
22  5,8 |            alien religion, and they felt justified in using any kind
23  6,7 |        rightfully belong to him. He felt that by raising Ignatius
24  6,7 |             final break of 1054 was felt immediately only in official
25  6,8 |         with the Turks, immediately felt a tribal kinship with the
26  6,8 |          horrible aspects, were not felt at once, the East of Asia
27  6,8 |          and its splendor was still felt very strongly throughout
28  6,8 |          Robert Guiscard, must have felt a still greater fascination
29  6,8 |         academy.~ A strong need was felt by the Byzantine government
30  6,8 |           the border districts “one felt far removed from the Byzantine
31  6,8 |        power of the capital wss not felt. They lent a dignity and
32  6,8 |     Armenian influence was strongly felt in the time of the Macedonian
33  7,1 |        crusade the secular side was felt more and more strongly;
34  7,1 |      growing power of the Turks was felt by the Byzantine emperors,
35  7,2 |        government became thoroughly felt, so that, as a recent Italian
36  7,2 |             with the Byzantine sway felt by both Wallachians and
37  7,3 |              which had already been felt in previous crusades, was
38  7,4 |          The emperors of this house felt themselves to be masters
39  7,4 |          ancient Parthenon. Michael felt particularly fortunate to
40  7,4 |        twelfth century, and Michael felt it. In one of his later
41  8,13|           Theodore was particularly felt what may be called enlightened
42  8,16|             him his teacher and who felt profound reverence for him.[
43  8,16|          Acominatus on reading them felt the elegance of their style
44  8,17|        security did not exist, “one felt,” according to a French
45  9,2 |             the profound enthusiasm felt for the glorious Hellenic
46  9,2 |     amusements and hunting parties, felt no inclination to occupy
47  9,2 |        during his father’s lifetime felt sharply all the horror of
48  9,2 |          the expedition are clearly felt in Manuel’s letters. Having
49  9,2 |             in appearance that John felt only repulsion for her;
50  9,3 |      nothing.[52] Michael, however, felt that the union gave him
51  9,3 |            59]~ The Sicilian people felt bitter anger against the
52  9,3 |     excessive power of Charles, and felt he was within his rights
53  9,3 |           which, in its new center, felt itself less dependent upon
54  9,3 |        enforced eastern policy were felt when the Turks, after a
55  9,4 |           privileges in the Empire, felt the newcomers their rivals,
56  9,4 |            Albanian colonization is felt even today. A German scholar
57  9,4 |         situation was very strongly felt. No real peace between Genoa
58  9,7 |         supply. Such acute need was felt in the capital that, as
59  9,8 |           moment was of course also felt in the city of Constantinople.~
60  9,12|             the ninth century, were felt, of course, by the people
61  9,15|           the Turks was so strongly felt. But in spite of the desperate
62  9,17|         classes for the wealthy was felt not only in the provinces,
63  9,18|        Maximus’ influence was still felt by the mystic writers of
64  9,18|            in general, was strongly felt in Byzantium during the