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 1  2,1 |      therefore, since he did not change his faith for political
 2  2,2 |        there came to be a marked change in favor of the Arians.
 3  2,2 |     Council and the cause of the change in Constantine’s attitude.
 4  2,2 |       second experienced a great change because of a constant tendency
 5  2,3 |          Rufinus brought about a change in Alaric’s original plan
 6  2,5 |     natures without confusion or change, division or separation.”
 7  3,4 |        decided upon. Meanwhile a change took place in the Persian
 8  3,7 |        was forced regretfully to change his policy. Anthimus was
 9  3,7 |        and with his death came a change in the religious policy
10  3,8 |        All his decrees couid not change mankind. It is very evident
11  3,12|          a profound ethnographic change in the peninsula, since
12  3,14|    Lombard conquest an important change took place in the government
13  4,4 |      Lombards caused the drastic change in the administration of
14  5,2 | caliphate in connection with the change of dynasties, when the Umayyads (
15  5,3 |          Basil the Macedonian, a change took place in favor of Justinian
16  5,8 |         the Empire. This drastic change was instigated and led chiefly
17  5,8 |        In the Byzantine period a change occurred in these names.
18  5,8 |         well as for the frequent change of khans.”[154]~ The conversion
19  5,8 |          indicated that with the change of masculine rule to feminine (
20  5,8 |       his question caused him to change his intention and choose
21  6,2 |       the Christians. Freedom to change from Christianity to Muhammedanism
22  6,7 |     century witnessed a material change in the internal policy of
23  6,8 |         organic growth; the only change now possible was a passive
24  7,1 |         and a vigorous desire to change the system arose. But Manuel
25  7,1 |       beginning, any substantial change in the life of the eastern
26  7,3 |          consent to the proposed change and demanded that the crusade
27  7,3 |      turned to the causes of the change of direction of the crusade.
28  7,3 |    scholars saw the cause of the change in the premeditated policy
29  7,3 |         chief instigators of the change of direction of the Fourth
30  7,3 |          chief instigator of the change of direction of the Fourth
31  7,3 |        plans in the East. In the change of direction of the crusade
32  7,3 |          Swabia took part in the change of direction of the crusade
33  7,4 |          was gradually forced to change his mind and to declare
34  7,4 |         an exceedingly important change took place as a result of
35  7,4 |          process of ethnographic change in Greece. His idealism
36  8,9 |         Simultaneously with this change of political combinations,
37  9,7 |          these successes did not change the situation; they could
38  9,7 |          up a plan for a radical change in the social system and
39  9,12|        II the Elder an important change in the administration of
40  9,18|        epoch of Nicaea, made him change his religious ideas and