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 1  2,1 |    literature on the subject was produced. In reality, however, the
 2  2,4 |         appointed by the Emperor produced, after eight years’ work,
 3  2,5 |        Syrian center of culture, produced in opposition to the Alexandrian
 4  2,5 |       are all debatable and have produced an enormous literature.”[
 5  3,5 |          several texts into one, produced a certain arbitrariness
 6  3,12|      troops were unable to stop, produced a profound ethnographic
 7  3,12|   century, that the Roman Church produced one of its most remarkable
 8  3,14|        of the Lombards and Moors produced significant changes in the
 9  3,16|        history.[140] This period produced several historians, whom
10  3,16|        of the seventh centuries, produced his famous work in Greek,
11  5,3 |     contradictions found in them produced considerable confusion in
12  5,3 |          canonist, A. S. Pavlov, produced a critical edition of this
13  5,8 |       art the iconoclastic epoch produced only negative results. And
14  6,2 |      soldier that the Empire had produced for generations. He infused
15  6,8 |          schools, which not only produced large numbers of ikons and
16  7,1 |  threatened.~ The fall of Edessa produced a deep impression upon the
17  7,3 |          and his excommunication produced no effect upon the Venetians.
18  7,3 |         May, 1202. Although Hopf produced no text of the treaty and
19  7,3 |    described the deep impression produced upon the crusaders by the
20  7,4 |  partiality for her father, Anna produced a work which is extremely
21  8,7 |       Greek-Byzantine taste”[51] produced a particularly strong impression
22  8,16|          the profound impression produced upon him by the contemplation
23  8,16|     taste for writing, which has produced his vast correspondence,
24  9,2 |           At that time Byzantium produced not a few scholars and educated
25  9,9 |          which Christian art had produced, and its beauty was enhanced
26  9,18|        artistic atmosphere which produced such remarkable monuments
27  9,18|          epoch of the Palaeologi produced a group of important and
28  9,18|          a number of historians, produced almost no chroniclers. In
29  9,18|   polemic literature. The latter produced a number of writers among
30  9,18|          Hesychast movement also produced a number of writers on both
31  9,18|     Plato and his enthusiasm and produced a striking impression upon
32  9,18| philology the Palaeologian epoch produced not a few interesting writers
33  9,18|      under the Palaeologi, which produced such work as the mosaics
34  9,19|          medieval southern Italy produced a number of writers who