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 1  2,2 |    gathered from everywhere. Pagan monuments of Rome, Athens, Alexandria,
 2  2,2 |     outside the city walls. Of the monuments of Constantine’s time almost
 3  2,2 |          he inspected the numerous monuments under the guidance of the
 4  2,3 |         Olympic games. Among other monuments of antiquity, the statue
 5  2,3 |            however, the invaluable monuments of classical art in Athens
 6  2,3 |            the preservation of the monuments of antiquity.[113]~ In their
 7  2,4 |          and a few other juridical monuments of imperial Rome (the Institutions
 8  2,4 |   Theodosius still remain splendid monuments of the cultural movement
 9  2,5 |      Mir-Achor djami.~ A number of monuments of early Byzantine art have
10  2,5 |           fifth century); and some monuments in North Africa.~ In the
11  3,4 |            and other architectural monuments of Byzantine art have recently
12  3,8 |           the finest buildings and monuments of art were subjected to
13  3,16|         the best pieces of ancient monuments. Enormous quantities of
14  3,16|     abundant stream.~ The artistic monuments of Ravenna are bound up
15  3,16|          Putting aside the earlier monuments of the time of Galla Placidia
16  3,16|     briefly only about the Ravenna monuments of Justinian’s time.~ Throughout
17  3,16|      promoting the construction of monuments of civil and religious architecture
18  4,1 |          evidenced by the earliest monuments of Bulgarian customs and
19  4,1 |          75] The major part of the monuments unearthed during the excavations
20  4,4 |          is not surprising that no monuments of art of that period exist
21  4,4 |          small number of surviving monuments of the seventh century speak
22  5,5 |          and statues many valuable monuments of art have perished. The
23  5,8 |         period. Numerous beautiful monuments of art, mosaics, frescoes,
24  5,8 |            destruction of artistic monuments bearing the images of Christ,
25  5,8 |        true that numerous valuable monuments of art were destroyed by
26  5,8 |          charioteer.~ The artistic monuments of the epoch, both religious
27  6,8 |          reflected in Russian epic monuments, and the epic of Digenes
28  6,8 |           also preserved important monuments of art, such as the dated “
29  7,3 |          churches, nor relics, nor monuments of art, nor private possessions
30  7,3 | Constantinople, a mass of precious monuments of art perished; many libraries
31  7,4 |  description of the most important monuments of the capital and remarked: “
32  7,4 |         there were many remarkable monuments. At Constantinople the beautiful
33  8,2 |          the present time.~ Of the monuments of the Middle Ages to be
34  8,13|    saviours of one of the greatest monuments of the Greek architectural
35  8,16|       contemplation of the ancient monuments and ruins of Pergamum.[166]
36  9,2 |      fields of knowledge. And such monuments of art as the mosaics in
37  9,8 |     visited the churches and other monuments of the capital, attended
38  9,8 |       Cyriacus had visited ancient monuments at Sparta and copied Greek
39  9,17|     enumerating the most important monuments of Constantinople, remarked; “
40  9,18|         renaissance which has left monuments of great value. Besides
41  9,18|           produced such remarkable monuments of art as the mosaics of
42  9,18|             compared the Byzantine monuments with the Italian frescoes
43  9,18|          investigation.[438]~ Many monuments of the renaissance of Byzantine