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 1  2,1 |          to their own preconceived opinions. The French historian Boissier
 2  2,1 |          Christianity itself.[11]~ Opinions of various scholars on this
 3  2,2 |            irreconcilable in their opinions, they could not live peacefully
 4  2,2 |          not harbor in their souls opinions irreconcilable with the
 5  3,15|          showed that Fallmerayer’s opinions on the Slavonization of
 6  4,1 |        prevalence of contradictory opinions among scholars with regard
 7  5,3 |         reconsidering all previous opinions, she was inclined to accept
 8  5,4 |            In view of these varied opinions, it is evident that the
 9  5,6 |           have expressed differing opinions on the significance of Charles’
10  5,6 |   introduce into this analysis the opinions of later times. At the end
11  5,8 |            and a thick fog.”[161]~ Opinions vary regarding the religious
12  5,8 |           church songs. Historical opinions of Theophilus are extremely
13  6,1 |           forth many contradictory opinions, mainly because sources
14  6,8 |           he was not modest in his opinions of himself. In his chronography
15  7,1 |           only in a Latin version. Opinions are divided: some, for example
16  7,4 |            having examined Italus’ opinions the council declared them
17  7,4 | possibility of holding independent opinions in one or the other domain.”
18  7,4 |          personal observation. The opinions of scholars vary as to whether
19  7,4 |     Tsargrad (Constantinople). His opinions of the western crusaders
20  8,14|  interpreter; holding the orthodox opinions, he recognized, like the
21  8,16|       treatise are not known.~ The opinions of scholars vary as to the
22  8,16|    Hellenic masters.”[178] Various opinions of scholars on this problem
23  8,17|        considered.~ Many different opinions, sometimes diametrically
24  8,17|       harmony with the customs and opinions existing among the laity
25  9,3 |          is one on which scholars’ opinions vary.[40] The sudden death
26  9,4 |         the older works and former opinions on this problem of many
27  9,16|           spurious. Since then the opinions of scholars have been divided:
28  9,18|         the basis of his political opinions, which he sometimes expressed