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 1  2,1 |              Centuries,[4] arrived at similar conclusions. After a study
 2  2,2 |         disputes, but caused many new similar movements and complications.
 3  2,2 |      translated the Psalms into forms similar to the odes of Pindar; the
 4  2,2 |               this festival occasion. Similar occurrences provoked Julian’
 5  2,3 |         capital a commanding position similar to that of the Goths. In
 6  2,3 |           implausible about it, since similar instances occur in other
 7  2,5 |            native of Antioch, wrote a similar history covering the period
 8  3,3 |              natives would follow.~ A similar state of affairs prevailed
 9  3,7 |          Nicaea might be subject to a similar menace?”[72] In addition
10  3,8 |          years after the Nika revolt. Similar information about Egypt
11  3,9 |             an oblong rectangular box similar to the sanctuary in the
12  3,14|                which, together with a similar contemporary innovation
13  3,14|         kingdom was called forth by a similar menace on the part of the
14  3,14|         Ravenna, and was endowed with similar unlimited power.[129]~ Naturally,
15  3,14|             later the introduction of similar measures in the East, and
16  3,15|          seems even stronger than the similar movement of some hundred
17  4,1 |             did this city have an era similar to the brilliant epoch under
18  4,1 |              the true Christian faith similar in nature to other earlier
19  4,1 |             Arabs themselves.[62]~ ~A similar process may be noted in
20  4,2 |         consequence. For that matter, similar earlier attempts at religious
21  4,4 |             by strong military power, similar to the exarchates. The Empire
22  4,4 |               a very critical period, similar to the one which had preceded
23  4,4 |             perish early, in a manner similar to that of the Monophysitic
24  4,4 |            literary works in a manner similar to that of Maximus, exhibiting,
25  5,3 |             and comparison with other similar documents.~ The Rural Code (
26  5,4 |        worship with great violence. A similar influence began to be exerted
27  5,8 |              the confines of Armenia. Similar fortified cities were to
28  5,8 |             the church fathers, and a similar project was proposed at
29  6,2 |               he hastened to bestow a similar honor upon the new king
30  6,4 |       promising to pay Igor a tribute similar to that received by Oleg.
31  6,7 |               eastern church with the similar landed wealth of the western
32  6,7 |                even if they were very similar. The internal life of the
33  6,7 |           estates were confiscated. A similar incident was related in
34  7,1 |             soul there was “something similar to that of Caesar Borgia,” “
35  7,1 |               enemies was followed by similar success with internal enemies.
36  7,1 |          because he was afraid that a similar fate would befall mosques
37  7,1 |            Asia and the Orient, and a similar movement was in progress
38  7,1 |        Byzantine policy in Italy in a similar way, Frederick Barbarossa
39  7,2 |              Bulgarian insurrection a similar movement arose in Serbian
40  7,2 |               applied to Henry with a similar request for the royal title.
41  7,2 |               message to Alexius III, similar to that which had been sent
42  7,3 |               German world state by a similar Byzantine world state. With
43  7,4 | incorruptibility” of the Eucharist. A similar dispute in Byzantium at
44  7,4 |       kharistikarioi, were exposed to similar confiscation.~ The system
45  7,4 |              taxes. The situation was similar in the Balkan peninsula
46  8,16|              and elements of phantasy similar to those of the West. Of
47  8,17|            local land conditions very similar to those of the West and
48  8,17|               as well as state lands. Similar information about Egypt
49  8,17|             We believe that something similar was also the case in Byzantium
50  9,4 |              of the Nemanjas played a similar role in Serbia.~ The founder
51  9,5 |               tsar of Bulgaria.”[112] Similar aims were pursued by the
52  9,8 |       campaign in the East, which was similar to the grandiose plans of
53  9,11|           aspiration clashed with the similar aspiration of the popes
54  9,17|             Manuel II, and John VIII, similar abasement and humiliation
55  9,18|                or whether he drew his similar episodes from the sources
56  9,19|             writings, and depict in a similar way the refractory, harsh,