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 1  2,1 |          kingdom on earth was in direct contrast with the original
 2  2,2 |      which was created under the direct influence of the cult of
 3  2,4 |    exerted great influence, both direct and indirect, upon barbarian
 4  2,4 |           This is an instance of direct influence exerted by the
 5  3,2 |    Monophysites and was thus the direct opposite of her wavering
 6  3,6 |          was ready to forget his direct administrative duties wherever
 7  3,9 |         of the Far East were not direct; the mediating agent here
 8  3,9 |       almost complete absence of direct trade relations between
 9  3,9 |       This involved establishing direct communication with India
10  3,9 |        opening up new routes for direct trade with the East. In
11  3,14|           the exarch, who was to direct the activities of all civil
12  3,16|      undertakings in the West, a direct outcome of his ideology
13  4,1 |        would constitute the only direct gain, but also of reclaiming
14  4,4 |      Empire, which was forced to direct all its energies toward
15  5,8 |       Theophilus was a grave and direct menace to the Byzantine
16  6,4 |     removed all possibilities of direct relations between Russia
17  6,5 |    Bulgarian kingdom, now became direct neighbors of the Empire.
18  6,6 |           This was, of course, a direct infringement upon Byzantine
19  6,7 |          Christian land.”[88] No direct reference was made in the
20  6,7 |        by Leo’s fourth marriage. Direct communications were thus
21  6,7 |      clergy, developed under the direct protection of the pope.
22  6,7 |     placed its spiritual life in direct dependence upon the pope.
23  6,7 |     seventeenth century) contain direct quotations from the rulings
24  6,8 |        namely, the period of the direct influence of Armenian art
25  7,1 |          Italian Normans were to direct their gaze toward the east;
26  7,1 | different regions. He sought for direct acquisitions in the regions
27  7,3 |          been woven which was to direct the crusaders upon Constantinople.
28  7,3 |           After 1204 they had to direct their forces not only against
29  7,4 |          East began to engage in direct commercial relations with
30  7,4 |         also a notable amount of direct contact with Greek sources,
31  7,4 |     important, as well as a more direct and faithful, vehicle for
32  7,4 |           In the twelfth century direct intercourse between Italy
33  8,12|        reign his dominions, both direct and vassal, extended from
34  8,17|        provinces and thus evaded direct control by the imperial
35  9,12|   Andronicus the Elder renounced direct power over Mount Athos and
36  9,12|       times and in one part is a direct and undoubted continuation
37  9,18|      poem was composed under the direct influence of Boccaccio’s
38  9,18|        base his conclusions upon direct analysis of the works of
39  9,19|   attributed to the indirect and direct influence of Barlaam. Thus,