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 1  2,2 |    agreement, since both of them believed in Divine Providence and
 2  2,3 |          380 A.D. only those who believed in the trinity of Father,
 3  2,3 |        one of those emperors who believed that their authority should
 4  2,4 |        of Alexandria, while they believed in the preponderance of
 5  3,5 |    enemies.”[41] Furthermore, he believed, it was God who bestowed
 6  3,15|  population came, as Fallmerayer believed, with the importation of
 7  4,1 |       worshiped object.[28] They believed in the existence of friendly,
 8  4,1 |          not so completely as is believed by some scholars. The districts
 9  4,4 |     victory over Persia were, he believed, the point of departure
10  5,3 | Lingenthal would make it, and he believed that in the state of society
11  5,4 |        causes, while others have believed that the causes were chiefly
12  5,4 |          it. There were some who believed that the iconoclastic policy
13  5,4 |        original purity.” Lombard believed that this religious reform
14  5,6 |         imperial rank. Some have believed that the title of emperor
15  5,8 |  Byzantine emperors in that they believed their authority to be unlimited
16  5,8 |       163] A recent investigator believed that Michael’s “political
17  5,8 |         iconodules are few. Bury believed that the religious persecutions
18  5,8 |  historians. The English scholar believed also that only in a few
19  5,8 |      enlightening the people but believed also that by preserving
20  6,7 |          legate. It was formerly believed that when news of this act
21  7,1 |      nineteenth century scholars believed that the first idea of the
22  7,1 |        greatly broken down, John believed that without affecting state
23  7,1 |       which Frederick Barbarossa believed must acknowledge his power.
24  7,2 |          and formerly historians believed that the brothers had grown
25  7,3 |      1201, as all the historians believed, but in 1202, so that for
26  7,3 |      many that no one would have believed it who had not seen it with
27  8,13|      questioned this opinion. He believed that it may be inferred
28  8,17|     Byzantine sources, they even believed that the Serbians borrowed
29  8,17|  disagreed with this opinion; he believed that this institution originated
30  9,2 |          the people. It was long believed that Constantine XI was
31  9,4 |        famous king of Serbia, is believed, despite some discrepancy
32  9,7 |       Paris and London, he still believed in the importance and effectiveness
33  9,8 |       observations of the Turks, believed it possible to expel them
34  9,12|    influence on the church. They believed that a strong temporal power
35  9,13|          in the movement: but he believed that the correct interpretation
36  9,15|      like his brother John VIII, believed that the salvation of the
37  9,18|      science, and so on. Aïnalov believed that the problem of the
38  9,19|       talents now lacks them, he believed my words; hearing from me