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 1  2,2 |    soldiers Julian inspired great love and admiration.~ Constantius
 2  3,2 |      woman who gave freely of her love to many men. Nature had
 3  4,1 |          power must shine more in love than in terror,” reported
 4  4,1 |     preached to his people peace, love, and self-control. He was
 5  5,8 | Exceptionally gifted, with a keen love of knowledge and an excellent
 6  5,8 |        the affection of those who love fair things; and, therefore,
 7  6,3 |        Simeon, son of Boris. His “love of knowledge led him to
 8  7,1 |          Cheerful entertainments, love, receptions, sumptuous festivities,
 9  7,1 |           received him with great love and gave him several cities
10  7,1 |         Antioch; there he fell in love with Theodora, the Emperor’
11  7,1 |         of adventure and with the love of war. An expedition against
12  7,1 |         by Christian zeal than by love of war and adventure, and
13  7,1 |          of good cheer, o men who love Christ and those who are
14  7,1 |         burning with devotion and love for peace with you; we are
15  7,1 |    capital in return for its pure love was deliverance from the
16  7,3 |      Greece, at Sparta, where the love story between Faust and
17  7,4 |      distinguished herself by her love for learning and by her
18  8,10| neighbours, whom pure and sincere love in Christ has united with
19  8,16|      father John Vatatzes, a real love for knowledge. The correspondence
20  8,16|         setting, describes mainly love and chivalrous adventures.
21  8,16|           the romance a Castle of Love (Ερωτοκαστρον). There, from
22  8,16|         learns of the predestined love between him and Chrysantza, “
23  8,16|         beauties of the Castle of Love,”[181] Belthandros, on the
24  8,16|          the castle, “the king of love who had on his head an imperial
25  8,16|          to whom in the Castle of Love he handed the rod. The young
26  8,16|          couple are inflamed with love for each other and, in spite
27  8,16|           s life in the Orient, a love meeting takes place at night
28  8,16|      Chrysantza; in the Castle of Love, the Greek Erotocastron,
29  8,16|           poetry on the Castle of Love, Eros, and so on, wrote
30  8,16|          from them.[189] Another “love story” composed in political
31  8,16|         Apocaucus are evident his love and taste for writing, which
32  8,16|          vast correspondence, his love and feeling for nature and,
33  9,2 |        was frivolous and given to love affairs, and one of his
34  9,3 |           without cheerfulness, a love of tournaments, and an interest
35  9,9 |    generosity, energy, valor, and love of country were Constantine’
36  9,9 |     Empire, was full of boundless love for his Emperor-hero and
37  9,9 |       same time wrote not without love and pity for the Greeks.
38  9,9 |           I persuade and beg your love to accord adequate honor
39  9,13|         center of hesychia is the love of God from soul, heart,
40  9,18| Renaissance of his epoch. “By his love of antiquity, passionate,
41  9,18|           princess, seeks for her love, and finally, victorious