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 1  2,1 | Constantinople.~ The person who was chiefly responsible for the many
 2  2,3 |           number of works, treating chiefly of religious topics, but
 3  2,5 |          number of poems, which are chiefly theological, dogmatical,
 4  3,9 |        Chinese goods were reloaded, chiefly into Persian vessels, which
 5  3,15|            ethnographical elements, chiefly of Slavonic and Albanian
 6  4,1 |            nomadic people, occupied chiefly central and northern Arabia.
 7  4,1 |           Empire had to be directed chiefly to Constantinople, Asia
 8  4,1 |           did not take the capital, chiefly because the Emperor knew
 9  4,1 |          than the time of Asparuch, chiefly to the eighth and ninth
10  4,2 |          solving the main problems, chiefly because of the constant
11  4,4 |          and liturgies he reflected chiefly the influence of the three
12  4,4 |        writer of hymns he is famous chiefly because of his Great Canon,
13  5,3 |         peculiar to their own life, chiefly the commune. The proposition
14  5,4 |       believed that the causes were chiefly political. It was thought
15  5,4 |        reforms. This group included chiefly the common people, women,
16  5,8 |            13), for he was deposed, chiefly because of his unsuccessful
17  5,8 |       change was instigated and led chiefly by Bardas, uncle of the
18  5,8 |        arguments of the iconoclasts chiefly in his three “Refutations
19  6,3 |       against the Byzantine Empire, chiefly because its forces were
20  6,6 |              still he was attracted chiefly to eastern Rome, to that
21  6,8 |       regulations.” It was compiled chiefly on the basis of official
22  7,1 |    enterprises. His external policy chiefly continued that of his father,
23  7,1 |         with the West, was involved chiefly in western policy, which
24  7,3 |           full measure. Dandolo had chiefly in view the arrest of the
25  8,16|             value and significance, chiefly because it perfectly answered
26  8,17|             Byzantine emperors were chiefly concerned with forbidding
27  8,17|           Isaurian emperors who are chiefly famous for their iconoclastic
28  9,3 |      century they were concentrated chiefly in the mountains of the
29  9,13|        Hesychast doctrine prevalent chiefly in the Athenian monasteries,
30  9,17|           active and was carried on chiefly in corn.[332]~ But all the