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 1  2,2 |        investigated the matter thoroughly, and explained to the Emperor
 2  2,2 |       B.C., Polybius, analyzed thoroughly the political and economic
 3  3,9 |     and evaluated each of them thoroughly. He discriminated between
 4  3,15|     Carl Hopf, who had studied thoroughly the problem of the Slavs
 5  3,16|   thirteenth century, and were thoroughly discussed by A. Heisenberg.[
 6  5,3 |        edited, translated, and thoroughly investigated the Rural Code,
 7  5,8 |        which have not yet been thoroughly studied and appreciated,
 8  7,1 |       was premature to discuss thoroughly such a problem; it has not
 9  7,1 |     they arrived exhausted and thoroughly weakened.~ At that time,
10  7,1 |       terrible slaughter. They thoroughly pillaged it, and carried
11  7,1 |     Emperor. This reception is thoroughly described in Greek and Oriental
12  7,2 |     national government became thoroughly felt, so that, as a recent
13  7,3 |  knights and merchants was not thoroughly attained, for not all Byzantine
14  7,4 |    importance of Byzantium was thoroughly undermined by the commercial
15  7,4 |    Plato, and he was therefore thoroughly amazed to see the enormous
16  7,4 |     and they have not yet been thoroughly studied from the point of
17  8,6 |       alliances. John Vatatzes thoroughly succeeded in managing the
18  8,7 |  thirteenth century is not yet thoroughly investigated and the sources
19  8,11|        Vatatzes was widely and thoroughly appreciated and played a
20  8,16|   although it has not yet been thoroughly studied, has been and is
21  9,2 |      and one province (Thrace) thoroughly ruined and depopulated,
22  9,17|        which have not yet been thoroughly studied. At the very end
23  9,17|      based on agriculture, was thoroughly undermined by the repressive
24  9,18|        365] At Milan he became thoroughly acquainted with Latin language
25  9,18| admirer of Plato, whom he knew thoroughly through neo-Platonism, a
26  9,18|     necessary to understand as thoroughly the nature of man himself
27  9,18|   particular have not yet been thoroughly studied; the evidence on
28  9,19|   Calabria there were some men thoroughly acquainted with Greek literature …
29  9,19|     and then he began to study thoroughly the Greek poets, orators,