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 1  2,1 |             responsible for the many changes in the empire was Constantine
 2  2,1 |           then draw a picture of the changes which presumably took place
 3  2,2 |            introduced administrative changes of such extreme importance
 4  2,2 |           the fourth century.~ Great changes in the provincial government
 5  2,2 |       century and hence includes the changes in provincial government
 6  2,2 |              of the Empire, but many changes took place in the nature
 7  2,4 |            the field of law and what changes it brought about in juridical
 8  2,5 |             Europe further important changes were taking place in the
 9  3,5 |           what extent it did so. The changes in the classical text are
10  3,9 |              some highly significant changes in the commerce of Justinian’
11  3,14|           Moors produced significant changes in the West and the South
12  4,1 |             atmosphere. Great racial changes took place among these Bulgarians;
13  4,2 |             offering to make several changes in the doctrines of the
14  5,3 |          which would reflect all the changes in living conditions since
15  5,3 |   conclusions with regard to certain changes in the eighth century in
16  5,4 |          parallel with the political changes, but had a history of its
17  5,8 |          created very serious social changes in Asia Minor. In the sixth
18  5,8 |        intact. The few insignificant changes along this border had no
19  6,4 |        Middle Ages. The ethnographic changes which occurred in the steppes
20  6,7 |              Because of the frequent changes in the number of themes,
21  6,7 |            and partly because of the changes which took place in Byzantine
22  6,8 |         period of troubles, frequent changes of accidental rulers, and
23  6,8 | characterized externally by frequent changes on the throne, which was
24  6,8 |            that during such frequent changes of rulers and unceasing
25  6,8 |              accompanied by frequent changes on the throne which often
26  6,8 |             throne which often meant changes in policy, Psellus showed
27  7,4 |              approximate idea of the changes which took place in the
28  8,4 |           about no great territorial changes for Theodore.[33] But the
29  8,14|        connection with the political changes which had taken place in
30  8,16|    oppositions, resistance, cunning, changes, menaces … nevertheless
31  9,3 |       discoveries in the field, made changes and corrections in the later
32  9,4 |            Catalans carried out some changes, especially in the disposition
33  9,4 |        possible.~ Great ethnographic changes occurred in the Albanian
34  9,4 |          modern writer remarked: “No changes have occurred in the meantime
35  9,12|             Empire. In spite of some changes under the Comneni and Angeli,
36  9,12|         important, because with some changes which were introduced later,