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 1  2,1 |           to the wider or narrower spread of Christianity, Harnack
 2  2,1 |         Mithras, whose worship was spread throughout the Empire, in
 3  2,2 |          favorable setting for the spread of Christianity.[52]~ ~Following
 4  2,3 |       ceasing, only multiplied and spread very rapidly, making religious
 5  2,3 |      century Christianity began to spread among the Goths; it was
 6  2,3 |           the Gothic language. The spread of Arian Christianity among
 7  2,3 |       areas to which Hellenism had spread to some extent reached as
 8  2,3 |           world culture, Hellenism spread among the higher class only,
 9  2,4 |            the famous school which spread the ideas of Antioch. In
10  2,4 | Christianity in its Nestorian form spread widely into central Asia
11  2,4 |           code of Justinian, which spread in the West much later,
12  2,5 |           century it became widely spread in the West through the
13  2,5 |        work greatly influenced the spread of monasticism. To the fifth
14  3,6 |     doctrines. Arianism was widely spread in the West among the Germanic
15  3,7 |          considered it his duty to spread Christianity beyond the
16  3,8 |            reached.[81] The revolt spread rapidly through the city,
17  3,8 |           From Egypt the infection spread northward to Palestine and
18  3,8 |       reached Constantinople, then spread over Asia Minor and through
19  3,9 |         Slavonic and became widely spread among the Slavs. There exist
20  3,12|           rumor of these invasions spread to Egypt, where John, bishop
21  3,14|            the seventh century and spread gradually through the entire
22  3,16|            dome let abundant light spread through the entire cathedral.
23  4,1 |  principles. Instead of the widely spread cruel custom of revenge,
24  4,1 |          Arab language and culture spread over Spain. A large number
25  4,1 |          66] In spite of the rapid spread of Islam among the Berbers,
26  4,4 |      subject of Christian writers, spread beyond the borders of the
27  4,4 |         Pseudo-Areopagite), widely spread in the Middle Ages. The
28  5,2 |          barbarian when the plague spread through the entire universe.”[
29  5,4 |        Meanwhile image-worship had spread very widely and grown very
30  5,4 |         its 120,000,000 population spread over a vast territory, there
31  5,8 |      church. He honestly strove to spread more light and education
32  5,8 |         that Christianity began to spread in Bulgaria very early.
33  5,8 |         clergy came to Bulgaria to spread Christianity among the natives.
34  5,8 |            monasticism itself, the spread of iconoclastic heresy,
35  5,8 |       iconoclastic heresy, and the spread of the Saracen faith. It
36  6,7 |            a number of attempts to spread Christianity among pagan
37  6,7 |          between these two parties spread from the capital into the
38  6,7 |         cupidity has become widely spread in the monasteries and “
39  6,8 |        Byzantine generals began to spread the rumor of the defeat
40  6,8 |            Minor the new sultanate spread out as far as the Black
41  7,1 |     pattern, tournaments‑all these spread widely over Constantinople.
42  7,1 |           Gregory VII in the West, spread widely, thanks especially
43  7,1 |         were to become, they would spread their authority over many
44  7,1 |             From France enthusiasm spread all over Italy, Germany,
45  7,1 |            one upon the other, and spread from mouth to mouth far
46  9,3 |           domination burst out; it spread rapidly all over the island
47  9,4 |       festival. When these tidings spread among the population of
48  9,6 |           Azov) and to the Crimea, spread from the pestiferous Genoese
49  9,6 |      narrated, the Genoese galleys spread the disease through the
50  9,6 |         135] From these the plague spread to the north and west, and
51  9,6 |        victim in 1353, and then it spread all over Russia. In some
52  9,15|            death of John Huss, had spread very widely. Pope Eugenius
53  9,17|         classes (δυνατοι); then it spread to the other cities of the
54  9,18|          Thomist and Hellenist, to spread and circulate in the Greek
55  9,18|          could develop further and spread to other countries.~ Of