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 1  2,2 |              in exile was taken by the leaders who supported the Nicene
 2  2,2 |              influenced by his western leaders, such as Hosius, bishop
 3  2,2 |          Julian invited the dissenting leaders of various religious parties
 4  2,2 |                Because these religious leaders recalled from exile belonged
 5  2,2 |            gods. Some of the Christian leaders suffered martyrdom. Complete
 6  2,3 |               one of the distinguished leaders of the western church, Ambrose,
 7  2,3 |             one of the most remarkable leaders of the eastern church in
 8  2,5 |          century the importance of the leaders of German troops increased
 9  2,5 |             the eastern provinces. The leaders of the church were fully
10  3,6 |                no tolerance toward the leaders of other faiths and heretical
11  3,7 |       preceding century. Finally, some leaders of the West were of the
12  3,12|             one of its most remarkable leaders, pope Gregory I, the Great.
13  4,1 |              were no better than their leaders. Numerous as the Egyptian
14  5,8 |              led by military generals, leaders of the army. The case of
15  5,8 | image-worshipers, as developed by such leaders as John Damascene and Theodore
16  6,7 |            Basil II Bulgaroctonus. Two leaders of the powerful families
17  7,1 |              the most eminent military leaders.~ As late as the second
18  7,1 |           power insecurely.~ Among the leaders of the crusading army the
19  7,1 |          vassalage which the crusading leaders took have not been preserved
20  7,1 |               of emperor.~ In 1147 the leaders of the crusade decided to
21  7,2 |                  In the persons of the leaders,” said V. Vasilievsky, “
22  7,2 |            Vlachs (Blachi); that their leaders, Peter and Asen (Asan),
23  7,2 |              the Serbian and Bulgarian leaders against Byzantium, which
24  7,4 |          western or Russian (Scythian) leaders, which “deform the loftiness
25  9,6 |                 finally, the political leaders of various states and peoples …
26  9,9 |               defeat), and to obey the leaders.”[218] The assault was fixed
27  9,9 |                emperor and such of the leaders as could be spared were
28  9,13|            clearly determined, but the leaders of the political parties,
29  9,19|       fifteenth century, and the chief leaders of the so-called Italian
30  9,19|               and widely by the famous leaders of the Byzantine Renaissance,