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 1  2,2 |        the matter thoroughly, and explained to the Emperor on his return
 2  2,2 |  companion in military campaigns, explained briefly this edict; “[Julian]
 3  2,5 |          have been even partially explained. They are marked by various
 4  2,5 |       believer in the old gods he explained that the fall of the Roman
 5  3,8 |        obstinate, still not fully explained, struggle with the large
 6  4,1 |        Syria and Palestine may be explained partly by the religious
 7  4,1 |          the Arabs are ordinarily explained by the religious enthusiasm
 8  4,1 |          adequately evaluated and explained because the sources referring
 9  4,1 |      puzzling at first glance, is explained by no personal sensitivity
10  4,4 | interesting, though not yet fully explained, material on this problem
11  4,4 |           and so close that Stein explained it as a deliberate intention
12  4,4 |        manner” in which they were explained by Maximus, whom Eriugena
13  5,3 |          referred to Leo III, and explained it by Leo’s Bulgarian policy.
14  5,5 |         controversy,” Ostrogorsky explained, “was an appropriate transition
15  5,8 |          and monasteries is to be explained by political motives. It
16  5,8 |         work of Theophanes may be explained by the fact that both used
17  6,7 |          Photius by Leo VI can be explained by Leo’s fear of the growing
18  6,7 |           the new code were to be explained in Greek, for Greek was
19  6,7 |       first glance, may be partly explained by the aftereffects of the
20  7,1 |           archbishop of Bulgaria, explained in one of his letters the
21  7,1 |       expedition against Alexius, explained an American scholar, “ceased
22  7,1 |           century, V. Vasilievsky explained, “there was on the point
23  7,1 |   populace received Andronicus is explained by their expectations from
24  7,3 |    crusade. One party of scholars explained the whole unusual course
25  7,4 |          with the Roman Church is explained by purely external political
26  7,4 |      cause of this failure may be explained by the fact that the Emperor’
27  7,4 |        the twelfth century can be explained by western influence, which
28  7,4 |           adverse judgment may be explained by the fact that for a long
29  8,15|     interesting phenomenon may be explained by an antagonism between
30  8,15|          the population, Theodore explained that the reason for his
31  8,17|    western European feudalism are explained partly by conditions in
32  9,18|       headed by Gemistus Plethon, explained Aristotle and Plato. Rhetoricians