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 1  2,5 |         literary centers, whose representative writers exerted great influence
 2  2,5 |       of the last distinguished representative of neo-Platonism, Proclus
 3  3,8 |      favors. But as a convinced representative of absolute imperial power,
 4  3,13|         even ceased to send his representative to Constantinople. When
 5  3,14|   authorities. The exarch, as a representative of imperial power, followed
 6  5,4 |       III, too, was a convinced representative of the idea of Caesaropapism.~
 7  5,6 |     occupied by the most famous representative of this house, Charles the
 8  5,8 |    ancient writers, Photius was representative of that intellectual movement
 9  6,8 |      general, Isaac Comnenus, a representative of a large landowning family
10  6,8 | literary activity Psellus was a representative of secular knowledge imbued
11  7,1 |      came to power.” “This last representative of the dynasty of the Comneni,”
12  7,3 |         Pope Innocent III, as a representative of the spiritual element
13  7,3 |       Doge Enrico Dandolo, as a representative of the secular, earthly
14  7,4 |        been fully discussed.~ A representative of the large landowning
15  8,2 |         not succeed in making a representative of the Greco-Slavonic world
16  8,2 |       Lascaris and the Venetian representative at Constantinople (podestá)
17  8,7 |        Epirus, he himself, as a representative of the glorious families
18  8,9 |       was very important as the representative of the idea of the Great
19  8,16|        belongs the most eminent representative of the cultural movement
20  8,17|       result was that in 1081 a representative of large landownership,
21  9,2 |         was the only legitimate representative of the dynasty of the Palaeologi
22  9,3 |          the podestá (the chief representative) of the Genoese who lived
23  9,4 |     from the hands of the papal representative an independent head in the
24  9,6 |       At that time the Venetian representative at Constantinople notified
25  9,6 |         of view of the Venetian representative reflected the real spirit
26  9,7 |  successor, Muhammed I, a noble representative of the Ottoman state, were
27  9,8 |     information gathered by the representative of the Republic, the resources
28  9,9 |         Islam and its brilliant representative, Muhammed II the Conqueror.
29  9,9 |        victorious Islam and its representative, Muhammed II, this “precursor
30  9,11|        Aquinas, the most famous representative of medieval Catholic scholarship,
31  9,14|     Rome there was not a single representative of the Byzantine clergy.
32  9,18|      parallel to this brilliant representative of the Byzantine renaissance.~