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 1  3,9 |         to whatever kingdom they belong, since there is no other
 2  3,16|          to this epoch (518-610) belong also the Syrian writings
 3  4,1 | unearthed during the excavations belong to an epoch later than the
 4  4,4 |       Santa Maria Antica at Rome belong to the seventh or the beginning
 5  5,8 |         His numerous other works belong to the field of theology
 6  6,7 |         which did not rightfully belong to him. He felt that by
 7  6,7 |         preferential right would belong to the peasants and their
 8  6,8 |      career. His surviving works belong to the field of history
 9  6,8 |      margins.[193] To this epoch belong also many other interesting,
10  6,8 |          frescoes, many of which belong to the ninth, tenth, and
11  6,8 |          other Russian churches, belong also to the “Byzantine”
12  7,1 |        Bedouin’s motive does not belong to Yahya, one may not affirm
13  7,2 |       which at that time did not belong to the Christians. It seemed
14  7,4 |           or, if this honor must belong to Constantine the Great,
15  7,4 |     capital of Constantine; they belong neither to one language
16  7,4 |    History, to Nicetas Choniates belong perhaps a small treatise
17  7,4 |      others; to the second group belong the works written at Thessalonica:
18  7,4 |       not clear to whom actually belong the numerous writings ascribed
19  7,4 |   achievements of Byzantine art, belong to the twelfth century.
20  8,2 |        that this speech does not belong to the pen of the Emperor
21  8,16|     brothers Mesaritai, but they belong to those educated and book-loving
22  8,16|          Latin feudal dominions, belong several poetical works written
23  8,16|         later remodeling and may belong to the fifteenth century.[
24  9,2 |          and twentieth centuries belong to a later section on Byzantine
25  9,2 |       the time of the Palaeologi belong the least investigated problems
26  9,5 |         Serbian Empire seemed to belong to a remote past.”[123]
27  9,6 |         destroyed, that it might belong to neither. But, without
28  9,18|       works, apparently does not belong to him, but to one of his
29  9,18|         showing Arabic influence belong to the period of the Palaeologi.