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 1  2,2 |       between church and state, highly significant for the subsequent
 2  2,4 |       problem of Monophysitism, highly important in Byzantine history.~
 3  2,5 |         on the threshold of two highly significant historical epochs:
 4  2,5 |     court orator, and a senator highly esteemed by both pagans
 5  2,5 |   literary genius has been very highly estimated by recent scholars.
 6  3,8 |       considered in future more highly specialized works.[80]~
 7  3,8 |         of re-establishing this highly important branch of government
 8  3,9 |        and helped him solve the highly significant problem of the
 9  3,9 |     merchants. This caused some highly significant changes in the
10  3,16|         of the country gave him highly valuable living material
11  3,16| Justinian’s deeds, constitute a highly significant contemporary
12  3,16|        and Justinian thought so highly of him that he commissioned
13  4,1 |        the fore the painful and highly significant question of
14  5,4 |   images was promulgated. It is highly probable that this council
15  5,7 |     ascended the throne after a highly troubled period of anarchy,
16  5,7 |         Leo III is praised very highly. For instance, the Greeks
17  5,8 |         While he possessed some highly undesirable qualities, it
18  5,8 |  managed all his affairs.”[127] Highly gifted in many ways, Bardas
19  5,8 | Nicephorus, especially when the highly respected Patriarch Tarasius,
20  5,8 |        and its sources and also highly valuable for the study of
21  5,8 |    defense of image-worship and highly important in its influence
22  5,8 |         legend of Buddha. It is highly probable that the story
23  6,2 |     struggle with the Arabs was highly unsuccessful in the time
24  6,2 |        the eastern Muslims were highly successful. Regarding his
25  6,2 |       in brilliant discoveries, highly significant not only for
26  6,3 |       customs duties which were highly detrimental to Bulgarian
27  6,7 |         of large landownership, highly detrimental to small peasant
28  6,8 |        contemporaries. He was a highly educated man who knew much,
29  6,8 |       of law accessible to all. Highly valuable data on the cultural
30  7,3 |     crusading army. Beloved and highly esteemed by all, he was
31  7,3 |       well as a great number of highly honored sanctuaries had
32  7,4 |    learning and literature. The highly educated and clever mother
33  7,4 |      Byzantium.~ The gifted and highly educated wife of Bryennius,
34  7,4 |         although many esteem it highly … As I have already said,
35  8,5 | twentieth century also estimate highly his personality and activities.
36  8,16|       others, he estimated very highly, and which, along with the
37  9,3 |     foreign rulers esteemed him highly; and the last Latin Emperor
38  9,15|       Bessarion, the gifted and highly educated supporter of the