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 1  2,1 |      period in the three centers stood as symbols of the triumph
 2  2,2 |         military functions, they stood at the head of the whole
 3  2,2 |          the famous pagan school stood as a reminder of the former
 4  2,3 |        and the state: the former stood for the supremacy of the
 5  2,3 |    sources relate that the Goths stood on the northern bank of
 6  2,4 |     school of Theodosius II long stood as the center about which
 7  2,5 |       Arian beliefs of the Goths stood in the way of a closer friendship
 8  3,8 |         the Blues (Venetoi), who stood for orthodoxy, hence also
 9  3,8 |       the Greens (Prasinoi), who stood for Monophysitism. In the
10  3,8 |           Financially the Empire stood on the verge of ruin. There
11  3,16| porticoes in the center of which stood a beautiful marble fountain.
12  4,2 |         political importance and stood in the way of friendly relations
13  5,2 |       head of the Arabian troops stood a distinguished general,
14  5,6 |       Leo V and Lewis the Pious, stood to one another as Arcadius
15  5,8 |    Caucasian tribes.[128] Thomas stood at the head of such a powerful
16  6,2 |         Leo’s reign the Russians stood near Constantinople. Armenia,
17  6,7 |         unlimited authority, and stood, so to speak, on the highest
18  6,7 |  prominent. At the other extreme stood the class of the “poor”
19  6,7 |        themes.~ The strategi who stood at the head of the themes
20  7,1 |        at the head of that party stood Andronicus Comnenus, one
21  7,1 |         head of the three armies stood the following men: Hugh
22  7,1 |         of the south French army stood Raymond, count of Toulouse,
23  7,1 |         Greeks; in their persons stood face to face not only schismatics,
24  7,1 |   Byzantium at the head of which stood King Roger, to which Hungary
25  7,2 |        the head of this movement stood two brothers, Peter or Kalopeter
26  7,3 |    movement against Islam. Italy stood on the side of the pope
27  7,3 | described, Phorcias said:~ ~Thus stood, for many years, forlorn
28  7,3 |         the Byzantine Empire, he stood face to face with the accomplished
29  7,4 |      processes.” Alexius Angelus stood as the protector of “the
30  8,14|         and at the head of which stood the state of Nicaea. In
31  8,14|        at the head of the Latins stood the Latin patriarch, Thomas
32  8,17|        Emperor Maurice (582-602) stood at the head of the two vast
33  9,2 |       best and richest buildings stood as if recently sacked; the
34  9,2 |          the Younger (1328-1341) stood the chief leader in his
35  9,2 |           In the same year there stood for a short time at the
36  9,3 | Mediterranean, and at whose head stood Hulagu, acknowledging the
37  9,4 |        At the head of the colony stood a podestá appointed from
38  9,12|     opposed to the zealots. They stood for state support of the
39  9,13|       but, still more important, stood at the head of the monastic
40  9,17|        democracy of Thessalonica stood the zealots who in 1342