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 1  2,1 |           us; the more fervently he devoted himself to religious affairs
 2  2,3 |       successor, Jovian (363-64), a devoted follower of the Nicene Creed,
 3  2,3 |          idea and after his baptism devoted himself completely to preaching
 4  2,3 |          the population of Antioch, devoted to their preacher, might
 5  2,5 |          and Syria, were in general devoted to the Monophysitic doctrine,
 6  2,5 |           left a number of writings devoted to theological disputes
 7  3,15|            of the first scholar who devoted his attention to the ethnographical
 8  3,16|      According to a scholar who has devoted himself to the special study
 9  5,4 |          nine years of Leo’s reign, devoted to repelling external enemies
10  5,5 |       European provinces were still devoted to icon worship, while those
11  5,5 |            iconoclasts. The council devoted much of its attention to
12  5,8 |       excellent education, he later devoted his entire attention and
13  5,8 |        times, was accused of having devoted himself to the study of
14  5,8 |            himself to teaching, but devoted much of his time to writing
15  5,8 |            in which Photius himself devoted much time to teaching. In
16  6,1 |             to affairs of state and devoted all his time to literary
17  6,2 |             Russian scholar N. Marr devoted much time. His excavations
18  6,5 |         Constantine Porphyrogenitus devoted much space to the Patzinaks
19  6,7 |     Byzantine military history, had devoted much of his time and attention,
20  6,8 |            defender of true Justice devoted all his attention to the
21  6,8 |           to Romanus Lecapenus, and devoted the greater part of his
22  6,8 |           epic hero Digenes Akrites devoted all of his life to the struggle
23  6,8 |            de Jerphanion, S.I., who devoted most of his life to the
24  7,1 |          the crusade.~ Some time is devoted to the question of the message
25  7,1 |        whole time of his reign John devoted to the wars against the
26  7,3 |             by his powerful energy, devoted patriotism, and clear understanding
27  7,3 |      together.”~ Many scholars have devoted much attention to the problem
28  7,3 |            the Empire the crusaders devoted themselves to the task of
29  7,3 |             medieval Athens who had devoted much time and work to his
30  7,4 |     influence of their environment, devoted a part of their time to
31  7,4 |             epoch of the Comneni is devoted to describing the glorious
32  7,4 |           Michael. While the latter devoted himself to a spiritual career,
33  7,4 |             the capital, Eustathius devoted much of his energy to raising
34  7,4 |         teacher of grammar. Then he devoted himself to literary activity
35  8,5 |            considered all its sons, devoted Latins, as dogs and, because
36  8,13|           ascending the throne, had devoted all his time to studies
37  8,16|            and, for the first time, devoted himself entirely to the
38  8,16|             monastic rule, where he devoted himself to the spiritual
39  8,16|            being elected patriarch, devoted most of his time to his
40  8,16|      Palaeologus to Constantinople, devoted himself to diplomacy and,
41  8,16|             different sciences, and devoted his chief attention to philosophy,
42  9,2 |             For himself Cantacuzene devoted his energies to superseding
43  9,2 |      entrusted to his son John, and devoted all his time to the study
44  9,4 |           of the nineteenth century devoted much attention to the Catalan
45  9,13|            Mountain in ascetism and devoted all his strength to endeavoring
46  9,17| Mediterranean basin; thereafter she devoted all her energy to a violent
47  9,18|             the name of Ioasaph and devoted the time of his solitude
48  9,18|            Nicephorus Blemmydes had devoted a considerable part of their
49  9,18|           two first Palaeologi, who devoted his leisure to science and
50  9,18|             wholly and most eagerly devoted to public affairs, as if
51  9,18|             to record, and the page devoted to this more than millenarian
52  9,18| encyclopaedic men already mentioned devoted part of their time to the
53  9,19|             a number of writers who devoted themselves to composing