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 1  2,1 |    paramount significance for the subsequent course of history were the
 2  2,2 |        highly significant for the subsequent history of relations between
 3  2,2 |     dignities were created during subsequent periods.~ A very important
 4  2,3 |      great significance for their subsequent historical life, for during
 5  2,3 |         held to Arianism with its subsequent ramifications. The complex
 6  2,4 |        steadily declining. In the subsequent history of the Byzantine
 7  2,4 |          solid foundation for the subsequent juridical activities of
 8  2,4 |          was very significant for subsequent history, especially from
 9  2,5 |          great importance for all subsequent history. The number of delegates
10  2,5 |           of great consequence to subsequent history. After the departure
11  2,5 |          with the emperors of the subsequent period. In their Monophysitic
12  2,5 |         and literary movements of subsequent periods borrowed ideas,
13  3,8 |          fully, and regularly. In subsequent decrees the Emperor often
14  4,1 |        meaning “vicar.” The three subsequent caliphs, Omar, Othman, and
15  4,1 |     provinces and facilitated the subsequent Arabian offensive movement
16  4,1 |       lower Danube, a state whose subsequent history was of extreme importance
17  4,1 |          the Byzantine Empire. In subsequent periods numerous military
18  5,6 |  referring to the year 800 and to subsequent years, where events were
19  5,8 |         the Empire. In sources of subsequent centuries there are some
20  5,8 | chronicler upon the literature of subsequent periods was very great.
21  5,8 |        was the favorite source of subsequent chroniclers. The Latin translation
22  5,8 |          of the Empire during the subsequent reign of the Macedonian
23  5,8 |        iconoclastic epoch for the subsequent second Golden Age of Byzantine
24  6,2 |         who were prominent in the subsequent period of Byzantine history.~
25  6,2 |         tenth century, where in a subsequent period many magnificent
26  6,6 |           developed in the period subsequent to the Macedonian dynasty.~ ~ ~
27  6,7 |  households and communities. In a subsequent Novel of Constantine Porphyrogenitus
28  6,8 |           X Ducas, and during the subsequent seven months’ rule of his
29  6,8 |       including the period of the subsequent dynasty of the Comneni,
30  6,8 |     vitality and originality. The subsequent period of troubles and the
31  7,1 |     opened to western Europe. The subsequent crusades did not add very
32  7,1 |           invading Byzantium. The subsequent wars of Roger with Manuel
33  8,2 |        great significance for the subsequent history of the state of
34  8,16|  inheritance left by Blemmydes to subsequent generations. Though it is
35  9,6 |      whole responsibility for the subsequent barbaric behavior of the