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 1  2,1 |          old world culture and had developed forms of government perfect
 2  2,1 |        important Christian centers developed: the early Christian Rome,
 3  2,2 |            Hellenistic East, which developed through long centuries higher
 4  2,2 |      Constantine the Great further developed and enlarged in some respects
 5  2,4 |         whose arguments were later developed and confirmed by the Bulgarian
 6  2,5 |          the religious foundations developed at the first and second
 7  2,5 |      traditions were continued and developed by representatives of pagan
 8  2,5 |            Coptic literature which developed after this is of some importance
 9  2,5 |     imitating classical meters and developed forms of their own. These
10  2,5 |            Reichskunst), which had developed in the West during the first
11  3,5 |            earlier legislation and developed by the jurists of the classical
12  3,11|         common hostility to Persia developed interesting relations between
13  3,15|            nineteenth century, who developed in his writings the idea
14  3,16|        universal chronicles, which developed greatly in the later Byzantine
15  3,16|          how juridical instruction developed after the death of Justinian.
16  4,1 |        hamlets which sprang up and developed along the trade routes,
17  4,1 |            religious basis. Having developed the main principles of his
18  4,1 |          original creation; it had developed under the influence of other
19  4,1 |    religious rules and regulations developed gradually, some after the
20  4,1 |        second caliph, Omar, events developed rapidly. The chronology
21  4,1 |      confused, but probably events developed in the following order:
22  4,1 |           the Bulgarians gradually developed a powerful state which was,
23  4,2 |      Constans II, religious policy developed as follows. The Emperor
24  4,4 |          Sinaita (of Mount Sinai), developed his own polemic and exegetic
25  5,3 |         decisions of true Justice, developed by clear reasoning; they
26  5,4 |         that this religious reform developed parallel with the political
27  5,4 |   centuries image-worship rose and developed in the Christian church.
28  5,8 |           the image-worshipers, as developed by such leaders as John
29  5,8 |    entirely new coin and seal type developed under the sway of iconoclastic
30  5,8 |         and more friendly relation developed between secular science
31  6,2 |   important and animated relations developed between the Empire and Armenia.
32  6,4 |            very animated relations developed between Russia and Byzantium.
33  6,6 |             whose major activities developed in the period subsequent
34  6,7 |          and an obstinate struggle developed everywhere between the Nicholaites
35  6,7 |           western European clergy, developed under the direct protection
36  6,8 | twenty-five years those conditions developed in the Empire which later
37  6,8 |     ceremonial which sprang up and developed out of the court ceremonies
38  6,8 |           upheavals, preserved and developed the remnants of ancient
39  7,1 |            from the West gradually developed, especially under the influence
40  7,1 |            continued the processes developed in these fifty‑one years.
41  7,1 |  Hohenstaufen; somewhat later this developed into a real alliance between
42  8,5 |        Frankish dominion in Greece developed.”[44] “Henry’s death,” wrote
43  8,7 |            interests, appeared and developed later.~ During the reign
44  8,16|        Hellenistic basis, and they developed along parallel lines, independent
45  8,16|         Italy, Nicaea, and Epirus, developed more or less actively along
46  8,17|        what extent these phenomena developed in the modified conditions
47  8,17|           was an institution which developed within the church itself
48  8,17|         institution originated and developed in Byzantium independently
49  8,17|      always grew; feudalism always developed. In the ninth century the
50  8,17|       Saracens (Arabs) in the East developed a new type of warrior, the
51  8,17|            order, although not the developed system.”[241] It is true
52  9,4 |            though he had not fully developed his plans against Byzantium,
53  9,5 |           plans against the Empire developed in the mind of the Serbian
54  9,18|         assume that his protection developed the artistic atmosphere
55  9,18|     century a true renaissance. It developed with magnificent fullness
56  9,19|      Italian life which evoked and developed the Renaissance were the