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 1  2,1 |        statesman who had a vital interest in the religious situation.
 2  2,2 |          Athens was full of deep interest. In later life in one of
 3  2,5 |       epoch.~ ~Summary.~The main interest of the epoch beginning with
 4  2,5 |   address “on Kingship” show his interest in politics. He was not
 5  2,5 |      addresses are of particular interest and provide abundant material
 6  3,2 |      wool and developing a great interest in religious questions,
 7  3,2 |    faithful wife and showed much interest in government affairs, exhibiting
 8  3,9 |     miniatures which are of much interest in the history of old Russian
 9  3,16|          Spirituale are of great interest for the history of civilization.
10  3,16|         These works are of great interest in the history of art,[155]
11  3,16|      Emperor Maurice showed much interest in learning, his successor,
12  3,16|  watching its progress with keen interest, offering advice, and arousing
13  4,1 |          also showed very little interest in the rise of Muhammed
14  4,4 |     Kulakovsky’s writings are of interest in this connection. The
15  4,4 |        customs. Still greater in interest are the writings of Leontius,
16  5,3 |       The Rural Code is of great interest from the point of view of
17  5,8 |        Michael II and is of much interest from the political and religious,
18  5,8 |          and marked by a growing interest in portraiture and real
19  6,3 |         palace; their historical interest lies in their inscriptions,
20  6,7 |   Constantine VIII, urged by his interest in the welfare of the powerful
21  6,8 |     broad education and profound interest in literary works, both
22  6,8 |         All these are of special interest to the student of this period.
23  6,8 |   Psellus, aroused the Emperor’s interest in their projects and exerted
24  7,1 |        of date, they do not lack interest, especially the first.~
25  7,1 |        awakening and maintaining interest in it. All these pilgrimaging
26  7,1 |      Italian Norman army, had no interest in religion; not improbably
27  7,1 |          Jerusalem had secondary interest.~ A struggle between the
28  7,1 |        to Byzantium. John’s main interest in his external policy was
29  7,1 |          west and evoked renewed interest in the cause of the Holy
30  7,2 |          any political talent or interest in government, the same
31  7,4 |       and were of the most vital interest in that epoch; secondly,
32  7,4 |          still read with intense interest. In view of the complicated
33  7,4 |          importance and of vivid interest.~ ~Internal administration.~ ~
34  7,4 |          new writer, who arouses interest from various points of view.~
35  7,4 |    theology but he endeavored to interest others. He sent Ptolemy’
36  8,2 |    Trebizond has its own special interest, political as well as cultural
37  8,7 |        in particular, have great interest for the history of the epoch.
38  8,10|           A subject of perennial interest to the historian, Emperor
39  8,14|     admonition was of no avail.~ Interest in the ecclesiastical relations
40  8,14|         divert the pope from his interest in the Latin Empire.~ In
41  8,16|          works are also of great interest. His political treatise
42  9,3 |      love of tournaments, and an interest in poetry, art, and science;
43  9,4 |          account of its dramatic interest.[82] Finlay wrote that the
44  9,7 |     Manuel’s picture is of great interest, because the Turks found
45  9,7 |         this journey is of great interest examined from the point
46  9,9 |         the baser vices, with an interest in science, art, and education,
47  9,12|        union presented a broader interest, for it touched the main
48  9,14|     journey of the Emperor is of interest as an episode in the history
49  9,18|   Byzantine historian whose main interest lay in the subtle and complicated
50  9,18| intimately connected with Italy. Interest in ancient philosophy, especially
51  9,18|      Πλατζια Φλωρης) is of great interest as far as the popular Greek
52  9,19|         remember that it was not interest in and acquaintance with
53  9,19|        real cause of the rise of interest in antique culture.~ In
54  9,19|         Italy, and with the deep interest in ancient literature and