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 1  2,1 |     they did not constitute the majority of the population. But he
 2  2,1 |   definitely with regard to the majority of provinces in Asia Minor,
 3  2,2 |        the spirit of the church majority and conflicted with the
 4  2,2 |     teaching, and from that the majority of Christians abstained
 5  2,2 |         An overwhelmingly large majority of the Christian rhetoricians
 6  2,3 |         the second council. The majority of scholars, however, especially
 7  2,3 |      the case of the Goths. The majority of high Roman officials
 8  2,3 |         formed the overwhelming majority in the army. Thus, in the
 9  2,3 |      but also because the great majority of the population of Syria
10  2,3 |        lay in the fact that the majority of the Goths were Arians.
11  2,3 |    senators, ministers, and the majority of the clergy. This party
12  2,3 |     entire capital but also the majority of the population of the
13  2,5 |      Syria and Egypt, where the majority of the population was Monophysitic.
14  2,5 |      period.[162] In truth, the majority of writers of this epoch
15  3,5 |       written in Latin, a great majority of the Novels were drawn
16  3,5 |        little understood by the majority of the population, were
17  3,16|     Justinian shows that in the majority of his projects he did not
18  4,1 |         in these provinces. The majority of the population, particularly
19  4,1 |     Syria and Persia. The great majority of the fighting Arabs consisted
20  4,1 |        Greeks were in the great majority were Asia Minor with the
21  4,1 |         Africa. There the great majority of the Berber tribes, in
22  4,2 |       constant obstinacy of the majority on each side.~ ~“Type of
23  4,4 |      under the new order in the majority of districts. The military
24  4,4 | Neapolis differs from the great majority of hagiographs in that he
25  5,1 |        son when he attained his majority, and was victorious; she
26  5,3 |       at all, understood in the majority of provinces. In many districts,
27  5,3 |         53]~ ~The themes. — The majority of scholars, beginning with
28  5,4 |      element of society, by the majority of the high clergy, and
29  5,4 |    all-honoured icons.”[82] The majority of contemporary scholars
30  5,4 |         be disregarded, for the majority of images in Byzantine churches
31  5,8 |        history. An overwhelming majority of political uprisings in
32  5,8 |       was referred by the great majority of historians to the year
33  5,8 |     mostly to Thrace. Hence the majority of the army was iconoclastic
34  5,8 |    Constantinople and the great majority of the clergy favored image-worship.
35  5,8 |         part of the clergy, the majority of the inhabitants of Constantinople,
36  6,1 |     speak of him as a Slav. The majority of scholars consider Basil
37  6,8 |   learning was neglected by the majority of the people, but did not
38  7,1 |   leniently, only punishing the majority by depriving them of their
39  7,1 |         said Andronicus “to the majority of people, was dearer than
40  7,1 |         crusades. Moreover, the majority of those who have studied
41  7,3 |   Greeks of Morea, at least the majority of them, might have seen
42  8,14|       number of bishops and the majority of the lower clergy did
43  9,6 |      finally, the desire of the majority of the population to be
44  9,11|         who, in an overwhelming majority, remained faithful to Greek
45  9,11|      resistance among the great majority of the Greek clergy. An
46  9,12|     even seditiously.”[253] The majority of the politicians were
47  9,12| difficulties, because the great majority of the Eastern clergy and
48  9,13|  hesychia, “contemplation.” The majority of ascetics reached only
49  9,14|        affair; the overwhelming majority of the population of the
50  9,18|        great advantage over the majority of his contemporaries of
51  9,19|      the hostility of the great majority of the Greek population,