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 1  2,1 |         Christianity had already penetrated deep into the country districts,
 2  2,2 |     Constantine’s reign Arianism penetrated even to the court and became
 3  2,2 |        rays of the divine planet penetrated deep into his soul. And
 4  2,3 |    gradually, though not easily, penetrated into the interior of the
 5  3,4 |     Danube almost every year and penetrated deep into the Byzantine
 6  3,4 |     outskirts of the capital and penetrated to the Hellespont; on the
 7  3,12|      Marmora and the Aegean, and penetrated into Greece as far as the
 8  3,16|          of classical literature penetrated gradually, often externally
 9  4,1 |       the south, many Christians penetrated into the peninsula. Mecca
10  4,4 |         the Balkan peninsula and penetrated far into Greece, including
11  5,2 |      attacks upon Asia Minor and penetrated frequently far into the
12  5,8 |      equipped a large army which penetrated deep into Asia Minor and
13  5,8 |         the new spirit which had penetrated art. From the point of view
14  6,3 |     Odrin).~ Thence their troops penetrated into Middle Greece on the
15  6,3 |        invaded Thrace in 934 and penetrated as far as Constantinople.
16  6,3 |        Bulgarians gradually were penetrated by Hellenic culture. The
17  6,7 |       advocates of this movement penetrated into a province, they placed
18  6,8 |     eleventh century the Seljuqs penetrated into Mesopotamia and entered
19  6,8 | frequently appealed for aid, and penetrated still deeper into the life
20  6,8 |      Constantine the Great later penetrated the court life of western
21  7,3 |  protected the entrance into it, penetrated the Golden Horn and burned
22  8,5 |        on the side of Henry, who penetrated rather far into the interior
23  8,17|     settled in great numbers and penetrated into all branches of Byzantine
24  9,3 |         Byzantine territory, and penetrated into the interior of the
25  9,6 |        Sea and Poland the plague penetrated into Pskov, Novgorod, and
26  9,7 |          the Bosphorus, and even penetrated into the Black Sea. But
27  9,18|      Frankish culture has deeply penetrated the Byzantine soil; but,
28  9,18|    society described seems to be penetrated with certain Latin elements,