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 1  2,2 | Suetonius (I, 79), Julius Caesar intended to move from Rome to Alexandria
 2  2,2 |        main basilica, originally intended for promenades and conferences
 3  2,2 |          what sacrifice the city intended to offer to celebrate the
 4  2,3 |          to be unfounded. Jovian intended to establish throughout
 5  2,4 |          Lex Romana Visithorum), intended for the Roman subjects of
 6  2,5 |        Roman Empire in Latin. He intended it to be a continuation
 7  3,4 |    outlined a number of measures intended to lessen the burdens of
 8  3,5 |         a handbook of civil law, intended primarily for the use of
 9  3,8 |      Novels, Justinian sincerely intended to bring order into the
10  3,16|         incidents, it is clearly intended not for educated readers
11  3,16|       and highest royal door was intended for the emperor. The temple
12  4,4 |      Aegean Sea in the west were intended to serve as a protection
13  4,4 |          the maritime theme, was intended as a defense against the
14  5,3 |     cases these punishments were intended to take the place of the
15  5,3 |        The Ecloga of Leo III was intended above all to meet the demands
16  5,3 |        the Sea Law was evidently intended to be a part of Book LIII
17  5,3 |       losses. This provision was intended to serve as a sort of insurance,
18  5,4 |          the emperors, which was intended to aid these rulers in the
19  5,6 |          Neither of these rulers intended to create a western empire
20  5,8 |          line of fortifications, intended as a defense against the
21  6,3 |         revealed several columns intended for the great church near
22  6,7 |          original texts. Basil I intended to exclude the old laws
23  6,7 |         gossip of the Isaurians, intended to oppose the divine doctrine
24  7,1 |         valley and seems to have intended to interfere in the affairs
25  7,1 |       number of fortified places intended to check the invaders, mainly
26  7,1 |          plans and seems to have intended to return to the idea of
27  7,1 |       wrote:~ ~As Andronicus had intended to destroy the preponderance
28  7,2 |         The Serbs and Bulgarians intended to use that favorable opportunity
29  7,3 |         was at that time; it was intended to conquer Egypt at first,
30  7,4 |      under him and his son John, intended to write a history of Alexius
31  7,4 |          world history evidently intended for higher requirements,”
32  8,15|       this regulation, which was intended to support local production,
33  9,2 |          1328), whom “nature had intended for a professor of theology
34  9,7 |        princes; he seems to have intended to do away with them at
35  9,11|         Emperor’s friend. It was intended that Thomas Aquinas, the