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 1  2,1 |      and primitive customs and forms of government. In such cases
 2  2,1 |      culture and had developed forms of government perfect for
 3  2,2 |       higher culture and older forms of government, especially
 4  2,2 | particularly firm and definite forms in Egypt. To the Egyptian
 5  2,2 |       and the newly developing forms of governmental power. The
 6  2,2 |     translated the Psalms into forms similar to the odes of Pindar;
 7  2,3 |       times assumed very crude forms. These disquieting movements
 8  2,5 | classical meters and developed forms of their own. These forms
 9  2,5 |      forms of their own. These forms were quite original and
10  2,5 |     Anastasius I, used the new forms and made use of acrostics
11  3,16|     type of “domed basilicas,” forms a very large rectangle with
12  5,3 |    Farmer’s Law, as it stands, forms part of the legislation
13  5,3 |  economic character of the two forms of tenancy to which it refers.
14  5,3 |       translation of this code forms part of a compilation of
15  5,5 |     material colours … and the forms of the saints in lifeless
16  5,8 |        authentic original text forms one of the most difficult
17  6,8 |  influence excluded the clumsy forms of the sixth century, which
18  8,17|        of the Empire, and what forms they took.~ In the east
19  8,17|  adaptable to their own feudal forms. In a document of the beginning
20  9,2 |       itself in the antiquated forms of the old Byzantine Empire.”[
21  9,17|     Turkish sultans in various forms), the payment of tribute,
22  9,18|      has been preserved in two forms, one abridged, the other
23  9,18|      the universe of which man forms part. Plethon also submitted
24  9,18| explain the sources of the new forms of art. The followers of
25  9,18|     the explanation of the new forms in the East. The western
26  9,18|        furnished not a few new forms adopted by Byzantine art.
27  9,18|       of the origin of the new forms of Byzantine painting in
28  9,18|     relationship between these forms and those of the landscape