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 1  2,2 |           change because of a constant tendency to concentrate military
 2  3,6 |           subjects. Whatever religious tendency was followed by the Emperor
 3  3,6 | representatives of the Caesaropapistic tendency.[60] In his conception the
 4  4   |          clearly a traditional hostile tendency toward Justinian II. He
 5  4,1 |        connection with the Monothelete tendency of Heraclius, Eutychius,
 6  4,1 |        unreliable and created a strong tendency toward defection. “There
 7  5,5 |                measures of an opposite tendency.”[100]~ In the fourth year
 8  5,8 |      Alexandria and a very significant tendency toward realism and the study
 9  5,8 |       energetic frankness and a slight tendency to feminine slander.”[188]~
10  5,8 |                art. An example of this tendency is the fact that in place
11  6,7 |             have opposed the Emperor’s tendency to rule over ecclesiastical
12  6,7 |      successors there was a noticeable tendency toward a reconciliation
13  6,7 |                exceedingly interesting tendency in the legislative work
14  7,1 |                point of view, with the tendency to make of the Greek Empire “
15  7,1 |   consciousness of its sins there is a tendency to asceticism, to seclusion,
16  7,1 |                side of Byzantium.~ The tendency of Hungary (Ugria) to extend
17  7,1 |               Now it had to oppose the tendency of the Hohenstaufens to
18  7,3 |         secular character with a clear tendency to eliminate the interference
19  7,4 |               churches. Therefore, the tendency of the Comneni to conclude
20  7,4 |                which, in its excessive tendency towards the purity of the
21  7,4 |              Nicephorus Bryennius. The tendency to panegyrize her father
22  8,2 |              purely Bulgarian national tendency, which guided the imperialistic
23  8,16|            Church. But Blemmydes had a tendency to solitary life, abandoned
24  9,4 |                of which were župans. A tendency towards unification did
25  9,5 |     Constantinople was due to the same tendency to destroy the power of
26  9,16|              In more recent times, the tendency has been to consider the
27  9,17|              struggle “betrays a vague tendency towards a communistic movement.”[
28  9,18|            interesting as indicating a tendency of the epoch but of course
29  9,18|              style of new meters. This tendency has caused classical scholars