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 1  2,2 |       admiration.~ Constantius regarded the success of Julian with
 2  3   |     extraction, which was long regarded by many scholars as a historical
 3  3,1 |         the Byzantine emperors regarded every gain for Christianity
 4  3,8 |    interests. The Blues may be regarded as the party of the upper
 5  3,9 |       the other. This money is regarded with admiration by all men
 6  5,3 |       three small codes can be regarded with certainty as the work
 7  5,4 |    that he exaggerated when he regarded the reform activities of
 8  5,6 |    complex question, variously regarded in historical literature.
 9  5,8 |     158] it has sometimes been regarded as more tolerant than the
10  6,7 |      of fruit trees” cannot be regarded as a commandment of the
11  6,8 |    with nectar;” that Eudocia “regarded him as a God.”[181] Historians
12  7,1 |      the French scholar Riant, regarded it as spurious. The more
13  7,1 |      eleventh century might be regarded, as it has rather often
14  7,1 |       to be excommunicated and regarded as an outlaw. From France
15  7,1 |      pope. In general the West regarded with disfavor the alliance
16  7,4 |     This opinion can hardly be regarded as the final word, A survey
17  8,2 |     all likelihood he had been regarded as a possible emperor of
18  8,2 |      of Lent, The Silentium is regarded as the throne speech of
19  8,5 |    letter testifies that Henry regarded Theodore as a very dangerous
20  8,7 |     Peter de Courtenay must be regarded as the first attack of the
21  8,10|      he spoke German badly. He regarded religious problems much
22  8,11|  historical fact, as W. Miller regarded them. Referring to the second
23  8,14|       the population of Nicaea regarded the patriarchal throne transferred
24  8,15|    standpoint, Vatatzes may be regarded as a protector of the peasantry
25  8,17|        Code. Th. Uspensky, who regarded the Slavonic influence in
26  8,17|      in an inscription, may be regarded as an example of immumty-exkuseia
27  8,17|       the eighth can be justly regarded as the period when monastery
28  9,3 |  fourteenth century, Petrarca, regarded Procida as the chief mover
29  9,8 |     the population of the city regarded the new Venetian masters
30  9,11| against Byzantium. But Michael regarded himself as formally bound
31  9,16|       the example of Allatius, regarded the acts of the council
32  9,17|      ceremonies, but, properly regarded, he is like a Bishop without
33  9,17|   wrote that “Thessalonica was regarded as the teacher of the other
34  9,18|       Greek version is usually regarded as a Hellenized Frank who
35  9,18|      But this statement is now regarded as erroneous, and probably