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 1  2,2 | Constantine the ancients had been fully aware of the strategic and
 2  2,2 |      Byzantium, which had not yet fully recovered from the severe
 3  2,2 |        revive paganism Julian was fully aware that it was impossible
 4  2,3 |   peaceful manner. Theodosius was fully aware that he could not
 5  2,3 |       natives of the capital were fully aware of the danger of the
 6  2,5 |     marked independence. Zeno was fully aware of it; unable to struggle
 7  2,5 |        leaders of the church were fully aware of the seriousness
 8  2,5 |          even yet it has not been fully exhausted from a historical
 9  2,5 |          he cannot be appreciated fully because most of his hymns
10  3,5 |   considerations, for he realized fully that Roman law of his time
11  3,6 |         authority of the emperor. Fully aware of the fact that the
12  3,8 |          his obstinate, still not fully explained, struggle with
13  3,8 |        pay their taxes willingly, fully, and regularly. In subsequent
14  3,8 |          show clearly that he was fully aware of the incapacity
15  3,16|            In order to appreciate fully all the grandeur and splendor
16  4,1 |       unexpected and at first not fully appreciated: the Arabs.
17  4,1 |          be henceforth considered fully proved.[56]~ Further Arabian
18  4,4 |       interesting, though not yet fully explained, material on this
19  5,3 |          of Justinian the Great.~ Fully realizing the need for such
20  5,4 |         epoch because it does not fully define the period. His belief
21  5,6 |             Charles was of course fully aware of the precariousness
22  5,8 |            This fact has not been fully appreciated by historians.
23  6,6 | negotiations with Basil I, for he fully appreciated the extent of
24  6,8 |     Michael VII Ducas Parapinakes fully understood the extent of
25  7,4 |      Angeli has been more or less fully investigated, conditions
26  7,4 |          century was to have been fully discussed.~ A representative
27  9,2 |          seems never to have been fully carried out, for later Andreas
28  9,3 |          Two Sicilies.~ Realizing fully the approaching danger,
29  9,4 |         Dushan, though he had not fully developed his plans against
30  9,18|  centuries of Byzantium cannot be fully known or adequately appreciated.
31  9,18|      importance have not yet been fully estimated, the significance
32  9,19|        higher in our eyes.”[458]~ Fully recognizing the considerable