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 1  2,3 |      became conscious of it. A remarkable document has been preserved
 2  2,3 |        life of one of the most remarkable leaders of the eastern church
 3  2,5 |   gained wide fame through her remarkable activities as a teacher.
 4  2,5 |  period is represented by many remarkable authors, but pagan literature
 5  2,5 |        richness of content and remarkable spirit may be compared with
 6  2,5 | brilliantly represented by the remarkable works of St. Augustine and
 7  2,5 |     publication in 1901 of the remarkable work of the Austrian scholar
 8  2,5 |      was like. One of the most remarkable products of the end of the
 9  2,5 |       early part of the fifth; remarkable for its architectural splendor,
10  3,4 |        been small, it achieved remarkable success. Many maritime cities
11  3,5 |       of his legislative work, remarkable for its sweeping character.
12  3,9 |           During this period a remarkable literary work made its appearance,
13  3,9 |    restoring and enlarging the remarkable defensive system created
14  3,12|       produced one of its most remarkable leaders, pope Gregory I,
15  3,16|  spiritual perfection. But the remarkable popularity of the Climax
16  3,16|      was accomplished, but the remarkable dome did not last very long;
17  3,16|      marvelous mosaics of this remarkable temple have heretofore been
18  4,4 |  Confessor was one of the most remarkable Byzantine theologians. As
19  5,4 |        the eighth century as a remarkable attempt at a social, political,
20  5,8 |        birds, and beasts. Some remarkable works of art in ivory, enamels,
21  5,8 |      Nicephorus defends with a remarkable power based on deep conviction
22  5,8 |        After him there were no remarkable writers in the field of
23  5,8 |   distinguished man was Leo, a remarkable mathematician of the time
24  6,7 |        of Photius and the most remarkable of his successors. According
25  6,7 |  dependence upon the pope. The remarkable progress made by the Cluniac
26  7,1 |    time he had possessed in so remarkable a degree. In short, the
27  7,3 |       circumspection, he was a remarkable statesman, an ingenious
28  7,4 |        of the treatise is very remarkable. The author did not adopt
29  7,4 |      Errors of the Latins, was remarkable in its conciliatory tendencies
30  7,4 |        doubt belongs among the remarkable phenomena of Byzantine literature,
31  7,4 |   architecture there were many remarkable monuments. At Constantinople
32  8,10|         Frederick II, the most remarkable of all the Germanic kings
33  9,4 |   father and son was a new and remarkable phenomenon in the history
34  9,7 |       the most interesting and remarkable phenomena of Byzantine history.”[
35  9,13|  struggle “belongs to the most remarkable and, in its cultural and
36  9,18|         Mistra-Sparta was also remarkable for a vivid intellectual
37  9,18| atmosphere which produced such remarkable monuments of art as the
38  9,18|  caused Aïnalov to emphasize a remarkable relationship between these
39  9,18|    Palaeologi was particularly remarkable; under them the last renaissance
40  9,18|       Palaeologi resulted in a remarkable legacy: the mosaics of Qahriye-jami