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 1  2,1 |           great significance of his act is that he not only allowed
 2  2,1 | unquestionably great, for it was an act which ended the illegal
 3  2,2 |       removed from the Senate. This act made a very deep impression
 4  2,2 |        apprehensions which made him act in things relating to that
 5  2,2 |             pagan emblems.~ But the act which dealt Christianity
 6  2,3 |       grants of land. But not as an act of kindness did these barbarians
 7  2,3 |    Eutropius, and an opportunity to act soon arose. At this time
 8  2,5 |      Odovacar openly, he decided to act through the Ostrogoths.
 9  2,5 |      proposal and issued in 482 the Act of Union, or the Henoticon (
10  2,5 |    Patriarch of Alexandria. In this act he tried above all to avoid
11  2,5 |    reconciliation and supported the Act of Union, while the extremists
12  2,5 |            decree, then studied the Act of Union itself and decided
13  2,5 |         with the Monophysites. This act was greeted with joy in
14  3,4 |           possible for Justinian to act more freely in the east
15  3,8 |             imperial service and an act of gratitude to God, who
16  4,1 |         Professor Kulakovsky, as an act prompted by “the emperor’
17  4,4 |           result of one legislative act meant that each theme had
18  5,6 |             Charles’ coronation “an act of violence which infringed
19  5,6 |             words,” said Bury, “the act of 812 A.D. revived, in
20  5,8 |             would consider it as an act of friendship, and offering
21  6,2 |          and Cretan fleets began to act together. The attack of
22  6,2 |          the title of king. By this act a new Armenian kingdom,
23  6,7 |           two centuries.~ The first act of Basil I in the realm
24  6,7 |     believed that when news of this act of defiance reached John
25  6,7 |          the general assembly. This act proclaimed that marriage
26  7,1 |             of history is the first act in the final tragedy of
27  7,3 |        Venetians. They continued to act together. During the siege
28  7,3 |            Goethe, who in the third act of the second part of his
29  7,4 |      priests, to burn incense as an act of worship to God.” Their
30  7,4 |           of the prohibition was an act friendly to the Franks and
31  8,7 |          against Nicaea.~ The first act that drew attention to Theodore
32  8,17|           and who was accustomed to act independently of orders
33  9,2 |           Spain (Castile).[30] This act, of course, had no practical
34  9,9 |             development of the last act of this thrilling historical
35  9,11|            example, did not wish to act with the Hohenstaufen Manfred,
36  9,16|          the name of the pope. This act at such a crisis aroused
37  9,18|             who refused to sign the act of the union at the Council