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 1  2,1 | Christianity had already penetrated deep into the country districts,
 2  2,2 |            He has met with rare and deep appreciation from many different
 3  2,2 |        Senate. This act made a very deep impression on the pagans,
 4  2,2 |          stay at Athens was full of deep interest. In later life
 5  2,2 |            divine planet penetrated deep into his soul. And not only
 6  2,4 |        towers and surrounded with a deep ditch filled with water.
 7  2,4 |      separated by a terrace and the deep ditch which surrounded the
 8  3   |     interesting speech which made a deep impression on contemporaries
 9  3,1 |            legend shows clearly the deep impress left upon Abyssinian
10  3,3 |    persisted in expressing signs of deep respect for the Empire,
11  3,4 |           every year and penetrated deep into the Byzantine provinces,
12  3,9 |             of which was guarded in deep secrecy by China. In view
13  3,13|       undertakings and inspired the deep wrath and irritation of
14  3,15|           of Europe was seized with deep sympathy for the Greeks
15  3,16|          the visitors. Particularly deep was the impression made
16  3,16|       achievements, however, left a deep mark. in the history of
17  4,1 |          plutocratic character, and deep religious satisfaction could
18  4,1 |            to note how fast and how deep the Arab language and culture
19  5,8 |           has justly emphasized the deep impression left in popular
20  5,8 |           in 860-61 left an equally deep trace.[126]~ During the
21  5,8 |         aspect of serious campaigns deep into the country. Parallel
22  5,8 |         large army which penetrated deep into Asia Minor and after
23  5,8 |       island and surrounded it by a deep moat, handak in Arabic,
24  5,8 |         iconoclastic epoch has left deep traces in the artistic life
25  5,8 |           remarkable power based on deep conviction the correctness
26  5,8 |            whose chants express the deep joy of believers because
27  5,8 |            fine sensitiveness and a deep religiousness with an energetic
28  6,2 |             and led them victorious deep into the country of the
29  6,8 |           who very seldom possessed deep and extensive knowledge
30  7,1 |           fall of Edessa produced a deep impression upon the west
31  7,1 |           could not fail to leave a deep impress far beyond the confines
32  7,3 |          was the cause of Dandolo’s deep hatred of Byzantium. Of
33  7,3 |        Villehardouin, described the deep impression produced upon
34  7,4 |           sermons he exclaimed with deep sorrow; “Oh, city of Athens!
35  7,4 |           historian great trust and deep attention. In his special
36  7,4 |         east are distinguished by a deep truth and ingenuous historical
37  9,7 |     endeavors to help them, and the deep sympathy of thought and
38  9,9 |              Constantinople, left a deep mark in the sources, which,
39  9,18|        Greek people. He looked with deep sorrow upon their fatal
40  9,18|          drew from itself, from the deep roots embedded in the past,
41  9,19|        Italy which had been sunk in deep darkness, and expressed
42  9,19|     movement in Italy, and with the deep interest in ancient literature