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 1  2,2 |            him was the Holy Land of civilization, the mother of all that
 2  2,3 |         more recent developments of civilization. As a result of these influences,
 3  2,5 |           the center of a brilliant civilization, naturally assumed the leadership
 4  3,3 |           his high regard for Roman civilization, continued to harbor hidden
 5  3,4 |             and influenced by Roman civilization, they had rapidly lost their
 6  3,4 |         famous for preserving Greek civilization for centuries in barbarous
 7  3,16|         interest for the history of civilization. It later became a favorite
 8  3,16|             in the history of human civilization and completely justify the
 9  4,1 |             artificial Graeco-Roman civilization in Palestine. It ruined
10  4,1 |           in contact with Byzantine civilization, and that influence soon
11  4,1 |             traditions of classical civilization and converted the Berbers
12  5,2 |             all of western European civilization. The English scholar Bury
13  5,3 |             the greatest decline of civilization than to the period of the
14  5,8 | Christianity and the rising western civilization; but they did not persecute
15  6,2 |             became a rich center of civilization. Up to World War I the ruins
16  6,2 |          history of Armenia and the civilization of the Caucasian peoples
17  6,8 |          Roman glory. The cradle of civilization fell prey to Islamic barbarism
18  6,8 |             century, when Byzantine civilization was experiencing a period
19  6,8 |        certain stage of early Greek civilization, as the Nibelungenlied mirrors
20  6,8 |          Nibelungenlied mirrors the civilization of the Germans during the
21  7,1 |            peoples of Europe, their civilization, and the progress of knowledge,
22  7,1 |     champion of Christianity and of civilization, in the vigour of her strong
23  7,4 |            the history of Byzantine civilization but also in the history
24  8,16|         purely Byzantine, and Greek civilization seems to have given the
25  9,17|          and saved intact Byzantine civilization and the spiritual forces
26  9,18|            the history of Byzantine civilization and even of European civilization.”[
27  9,18|   civilization and even of European civilization.”[350] In any event, the
28  9,18|       material the history of Greek civilization during the last centuries
29  9,18|        would not only concern Greek civilization, but also throw new light
30  9,19|             of the Greek tongue and civilization, he destroyed thereby the
31  9,19|           the champions of Hellenic civilization. It is important to examine