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 1  2,3 |         the others were willing to serve in the imperial army and
 2  2,3 |        Scythian [Goth] slave; they serve as cooks and cupbearers;
 3  2,5 |          by earthquakes it did not serve as a real barrier to the
 4  2,5 |           exegetic treatises which serve as one of the main sources
 5  3,5 |   Justinian’s legislative work and serve as one of the main sources
 6  3,5 |          were suppressed lest they serve as bases for paganism. In
 7  3,6 |         fact that the church might serve as a powerful weapon in
 8  3,9 |       original miniatures and thus serve as a valuable source for
 9  3,16| organization of the Empire and may serve as a valuable supplement
10  3,16|           surviving works of Cyril serve as very valuable sources
11  4,4 |          the west were intended to serve as a protection against
12  5,2 |    Muhammed’s grave at Medina will serve for the grave of Jesus when
13  5,3 |         claimed even that it “must serve as a point of departure
14  5,3 |          of the Rural Code; it may serve only as another evidence
15  5,3 |          provision was intended to serve as a sort of insurance,
16  5,4 |      created by human hands should serve as an object of adoration (
17  6,4 |          they should so desire, to serve in the army of the Byzantine
18  6,6 |          he wrote, “Whom does Rome serve, about whose liberation
19  6,6 |         this ancient city formerly serve courtesans? And then, in
20  6,7 |            they should continue to serve in the army. These allotments
21  6,8 |        interrupted. This alone may serve as an indication of the
22  7,1 |    settlement the Paulicians would serve as a strong bulwark against
23  7,1 |            their first duty was to serve Christianity by defending
24  7,4 |            their emptiness, was to serve as a manual for the struggle
25  8,14|          John Vatatzes were now to serve as the principal basis of
26  8,16|           an ideal ruler who is to serve as an example of various
27  8,17|      principality in the East, may serve as an excellent supplement
28  9,5 |          Thessalonica, which might serve as a key to Constantinople.
29  9,19|            elements of grammar and serve as a dictionary, “containing,”