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 1  2,2 |           himself there came to be a marked change in favor of the Arians.
 2  2,4 |             life of the Empire which marked this epoch as historically
 3  2,5 |      Odovacar assumed an attitude of marked independence. Zeno was fully
 4  2,5 |           historical literature, was marked by intense activity and
 5  2,5 |             time of Anastasius I was marked also by the great currency
 6  2,5 |        partially explained. They are marked by various types of acrostics
 7  4,1 |              the seventh century was marked also by the formation of
 8  4,4 |              century is very clearly marked beyond the borders of the
 9  5,4 |              of the throne, were not marked by any measures with regard
10  5,8 | Bulgaro-Byzantine relations were not marked by any outstanding events
11  5,8 |              they were surnamed the “marked” (graptoi).~ And yet a more
12  5,8 |             period of iconoclasm was marked by the publication of a
13  5,8 |             period of iconoclasm was marked by the activity of the well-known
14  5,8 |           reigns of this period were marked by the creative activity
15  5,8 |              classical tradition and marked by a growing interest in
16  6,2 |             of the tenth century was marked by active operations of
17  6,2 |     Constantine Porphyrogenitus were marked by desperate battles with
18  6,7 |             reinstatement of Photius marked the beginning of a new policy
19  6,7 |             The reign of Basil I was marked also by a number of attempts
20  6,7 |       manuals. The tenth century was marked also by an exceedingly interesting
21  6,8 |              in the eleventh century marked still another victory of
22  6,8 |              battle of Manzikert had marked consequences for the Empire.
23  6,8 |              the Macedonian dynasty, marked by stirring activity in
24  6,8 |       dynasty, an Armenian by birth, marked a new stage in the history
25  7,3 |             the prince of Achaia was marked by its brilliancy and “seemed
26  7,4 |  twenty-three years (1081-1204), was marked by extraordinary intensity
27  7,4 |              I, whose short rule was marked by a reaction against Manuel’
28  7,4 |           the Macedonian dynasty was marked by intense cultural activity
29  7,4 |             the Comneni, his work is marked by some partiality. The
30  7,4 |      formalism and immobility may be marked under the Comneni. “In the
31  8,17|            Vinogradov: “Feudalism is marked by the territorial aspect
32  9,2 |          marvelously interwoven, was marked by a powerful spiritual
33  9,4 |           time of Andronicus III was marked by the beginning of Albanian
34  9,7 |     beginning of his second stay are marked by high spirits; but these
35  9,7 |              the Ottoman state, were marked, in spite of some errors
36  9,12|       administration of Arsenius was marked by severe collisions with
37  9,18|           active ecclesiastical life marked by the Hesychast movement