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 1  2,1 |     Christianity; he actually adopted the religion in the year
 2  2,2 | corrections and additions, it adopted the Creed in which, contrary
 3  2,2 |   Constantinople. The capital adopted the municipal system of
 4  2,2 |     inclined toward the East, adopted many characteristics of
 5  2,2 |       who had heard them, and adopted the style and mode of his
 6  2,3 |   Spirit from the Father; and adopted the teaching that the Holy
 7  2,3 |    educated neo-Platonist who adopted Christianity, In the year
 8  3   |       and childless Justin II adopted the Thracian Tiberius, a
 9  4,1 |      northeastern Arabia also adopted the Christian faith, which
10  4,1 |    number of urban Christians adopted Arabic culture though they
11  5,8 |   After Bardas’ death Michael adopted Basil and crowned him with
12  5,8 |   soon after, his people also adopted Christianity. The story
13  5,8 | version of the life of Buddha adopted by the Christians of the
14  5,8 |       earlier pagan times and adopted later by Byzantine and western
15  6,3 |       which had only recently adopted Christianity.~ After the
16  7,1 |     on the right shoulder was adopted as the emblem of the future
17  7,1 | treason and plots, Andronicus adopted a system of terrorism which,
18  7,2 |    among the Wallachs and had adopted their tongue. “In the persons
19  7,3 |      great that many scholars adopted his standpoint without any
20  7,4 |     Comneni and Angeli firmly adopted the caesaropapistic view
21  7,4 |    the Alexiad, in which Anna adopted the external form of the
22  7,4 |   identified himself with his adopted home that we may call him
23  8,11|       that, if the latter had adopted Christianity, he should
24  8,16|       by the fact that it was adopted in Germany, Italy, and England,
25  9,3 |  regard to Byzantium, Manfred adopted the policy of his predecessors
26  9,4 |      relations with the West, adopted Catholicism, and in the
27  9,5 |   pompous court dignities and adopted Byzantine customs and manners.
28  9,13|      whose doctrines had been adopted by the Eastern church, and
29  9,18| furnished not a few new forms adopted by Byzantine art. If one