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 1  2,1 |             If that is true, then the purely political theory in regard
 2  2,2 |           governors whose powers were purely civil. The exact number
 3  2,2 |            whose powers were likewise purely civil. There were thirteen
 4  2,2 |              restore it in its former purely material form; it was necessary
 5  2,3 |             at that period was almost purely Greek and, on the whole,
 6  2,5 |           wealth of literary works on purely theological subjects wherein
 7  2,5 |         classed not so much among the purely historical types of writing
 8  3   |           seventeenth century and was purely legendary, without historical
 9  3,16|            the church [St. Sophia] is purely Armenian.”[163]~ As time
10  4,1 | transmigration of the Mardaites was a purely political one.~ In the sixties
11  4,4 |      administrator. The authority was purely military. The theme system,
12  4,4 |      Jerusalem, built in 687-90, is a purely Byzantine work. Some frescoes
13  5,4 |               to view iconoclasm as a purely religious reform which aimed
14  5,6 |               unity of the Empire was purely nominal and theoretical.
15  5,8 |               decided predominance of purely secular art. An example
16  7,1 |         eastern emperors. Besides the purely idealistic side of the question —
17  7,1 |            carried into the crusade a purely worldly and political element
18  7,1 |           movement based upon motives purely religious, when Europe …
19  7,3 |              Empire. The treaty had a purely secular character with a
20  7,4 |            granted him his freedom in purely philosophical speculation?”
21  7,4 |          Roman Church is explained by purely external political reasons.~
22  7,4 |            negotiations for union was purely political. The German historian
23  7,4 |             and humor. But apart from purely literary quality, Timarion
24  8,2 |             Bulgarian historian, “the purely Bulgarian national tendency,
25  8,16|    Belthandros and Chrysantza remains purely Byzantine, and Greek civilization
26  8,17|           whatever their origin, were purely thirteenth century law,
27  9,5 |         Dushan gained a fortified and purely Greek city, only slightly
28  9,7 |            that it was an ancient and purely Greek country, that the
29  9,13|         quarrel lies primarily in the purely religious domain. On the
30  9,13|            more than once for help in purely secular problems. But the
31  9,18|              be dissatisfied with the purely mechanical methods of their
32  9,19|            the clergy and people were purely Greek.”[463] An old French