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 1  2,1 |    tradition, she found the true cross on which Christ was crucified.[
 2  2,1 |         appearance of a luminous cross in the sky during the struggle
 3  2,1 |       the setting sun a luminous cross, with the words “By This
 4  2,1 |       him make a likeness of the cross and with it march against
 5  2,1 |           The labarum was a long cross formed like a spear. From
 6  2,1 |         sons; at the peak of the cross was a golden wreath surrounding
 7  2,1 |        supposedly found the true cross. In Jerusalem, in the place
 8  2,3 |      century, the Goths began to cross the Danube and to enter
 9  2,3 |    authorities to permit them to cross the river. The barbarians
10  2,3 |  received official permission to cross the Danube. “Thus,” said
11  3,16|         pilgrims by the enormous cross at the top of the dome shining
12  3,16|       medallion, beams a jeweled cross. The other mosaics of this
13  4,1 |         of Christendom, the Holy Cross, was taken to Ctesiphon.
14  4,1 |     aimed at recovering the Holy Cross and the sacred city of Jerusalem,
15  4,1 |        and the relic of the Holy Cross. Heraclius returned to the
16  4,1 |        Jerusalem, where the Holy Cross was restored to its former
17  4,1 |        The emperor restored [the Cross] to its place and returned
18  4,1 |        Empire, restored the Holy Cross to the Christian world,
19  4,1 |   succeeded in removing the Holy Cross from Jerusalem before the
20  5,8 |         Virgin, or the saints; a cross or a cruciform monogram
21  5,8 |        to representations of the cross and the imperial family.
22  7,1 |         of the Normans, we shall cross over to Constantinople to
23  7,1 |   Russians thought of taking the cross,” said Leib, “they should
24  7,1 |           At his proposal, a red cross worn on the right shoulder
25  7,1 |       the Holy Land and the Holy Cross were restored to the Empire.
26  7,1 |          under the banner of the Cross. But when the Easterners
27  7,1 |    Bohemond’s solemn oath on the cross, the crown of thorns, the
28  7,1 | persuaded Conrad III to take the cross and inspired the Germans
29  7,1 |           and Louis consented to cross over the Bosphorus and even
30  7,2 |         but promised to help him cross the Hellespont, if Frederick
31  7,3 |         king of Hungary took the cross. But the choicest of the
32  7,3 |          many others assumed the cross. The crusading army was
33  7,3 |        Hungary. He had taken the cross; nevertheless the crusaders