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 1  2,1 |  theologians have been primarily interested in the causes of Constantine’
 2  2,1 |         him. He was particularly interested in Palestine, where his
 3  2,3 |     Theodosius was only slightly interested in Christian ideas; but
 4  2,3 |    ambitious flatterers who were interested in him only because he was
 5  2,3 |          nor was he particularly interested in matters of government.
 6  3,6 |         heard, King Chosroes was interested in philosophy. They were
 7  3,16|      reign Justinian was greatly interested in promoting the construction
 8  4,1 |     religious tolerance and were interested only in obtaining regular
 9  4,4 |  Eriugena), who was also greatly interested in the works of Dionysius
10  5,8 |          were apparently greatly interested in the development of this
11  5,8 |         that religious questions interested the Emperor very little.
12  5,8 |          Caliph Mamun, zealously interested in promoting education,
13  6,7 |        This was to supply people interested in legal works with a brief
14  6,7 |       the Prochiron, all persons interested in a more detailed study
15  6,8 |      military affairs in general interested him very little. His reign
16  6,8 |          time to the field which interested him. He succeeded in becoming
17  6,8 |   buildings; he was passionately interested in art and music, and spent
18  7,1 |         historians who have been interested in this problem incline
19  7,1 |       that time was particularly interested. John set as his goal progress
20  7,1 |       situation, John was little interested in European affairs. He
21  7,1 |       Kugler, who was especially interested in the Second Crusade, considered
22  7,1 |       Byzantium was very greatly interested in the future destinies
23  7,4 |      Manuel was not only himself interested in literature and theology
24  8,15|       Nicaea were also very much interested in the development of commercial
25  8,16|          Nicaea, Theodore I, was interested in the problems of learning.
26  8,16|      father, Theodore was deeply interested in libraries; he collected
27  8,16|         he was, like his father, interested in school matters. In one
28  8,16|           who himself was deeply interested in science, art, music,
29  8,16|      monk confined in, his cell, interested only in ecclesiastical affairs,
30  8,17|   meaning. Scholars particularly interested in exkuseia found the earliest
31  9,2 |         and the pope was greatly interested in this project;[12] but,
32  9,3 |          many Mamluks, they were interested in maintaining and developing
33  9,8 |        told the Emperor, who was interested in the fate of Joan of Arc,
34  9,16| particular, who were exceedingly interested in such a council, considered
35  9,18|         themes for the historian interested in the cultural history
36  9,18|    medicine who was particularly interested in Byzantine times remarked: “
37  9,19|          in which he was greatly interested was that of a crusade against