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 1  2,4 |     attempted to prove the absolute independence of Christ’s human nature
 2  2,4 |          not share his views on the independence of the human nature in Jesus
 3  2,5 |       assumed an attitude of marked independence. Zeno was fully aware of
 4  3,4 |             defender of Ostrogothic independence. With speed and decision
 5  3,15|      succeeded in maintaining their independence and created, with the help
 6  5,5 |    functioning with almost complete independence, were undermining the vital
 7  5,8 |             valiant fighter for the independence of his country, and a continuator
 8  5,8 |           Bulgarian church complete independence. He wished to keep the right
 9  5,8 |            the principles of church independence and freedom of conscience.
10  6,7 |          price of their freedom and independence.~ The rise of the powerful
11  6,8 |         enjoyed a certain amount of independence from the central government,
12  7,1 |         became independent, and her independence was sealed by the adoption
13  7,1 |             Serbia in obtaining its independence. A Serbian princess was
14  7,1 |             communes, confirmed the independence of the latter and reconciled
15  7,1 |           Empire and proclaimed the independence of the island under his
16  7,2 | unsuccessful attempts to regain her independence finally threw off the Byzantine
17  7,2 |    Bulgarians, and their desire for independence. The time seemed particularly
18  7,2 |           state should preserve its independence intact.~ Meanwhile Henry
19  7,4 |       expense of Byzantine economic independence.~ Manuel restored and fortified
20  8,2 |         enemy of Bulgarian national independence, even in the moment of the
21  8,14|          was ready to sacrifice the independence of the Greek church. Both
22  8,14|         that is, without losing the independence of the Greek Church.~ In
23  8,17|         enjoyed a certain amount of independence from the central government
24  9,2 |           splendid record of heroic independence which entitles it to a high
25  9,4 |         eleventh century lost their independence and came under the power
26  9,5 |             liberation and complete independence of the Bulgarian people
27  9,5 |            even though the complete independence of the Serbian church had
28  9,12|        champions of the freedom and independence of the church, were opposed
29  9,18|           which creative spirit and independence had been, subdued by the