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 1  2,2 |       problems to Hellenism. His enthusiasm for paganism knew no bounds.
 2  2,2 |         that Julian studied with enthusiasm the occult neo-Platonic
 3  2,2 |      adored it.~ In spite of his enthusiasm, Julian understood that
 4  3,16|   attacked their great task with enthusiasm and skillfully guided the
 5  4,1 |          point out the religious enthusiasm of the Muslims, which frequently
 6  4,1 |       explained by the religious enthusiasm which prepared the fanatical
 7  4,1 |  unrestrained license. Religious enthusiasm did not exist among them.
 8  4,1 |         be credited to religious enthusiasm and fanaticism.~ According
 9  5,8 |     second period of iconoclasm “enthusiasm for iconoclastic ideas absolutely
10  7,1 |    powerful emotion of religious enthusiasm. Moreover, many Europeans
11  7,1 |        due not only to religious enthusiasm or to the spirit of adventure,
12  7,1 |     heard of any great religious enthusiasm, and, as far as is known,
13  7,1 |        as an outlaw. From France enthusiasm spread all over Italy, Germany,
14  7,1 |        did there exist religious enthusiasm, nor were there any preachers
15  7,1 |        greeted with the greatest enthusiasm. People flocked to gaze
16  7,1 |        not manifest their former enthusiasm, and at the meeting of Vezelay,
17  7,1 |        twelve years of age.~ The enthusiasm with which the populace
18  7,2 |     Europe and all her religious enthusiasm were of no avail. Jerusalem
19  7,4 |          the Comneni and Angeli. Enthusiasm for ancient literature was
20  7,4 |        full of natural and frank enthusiasm for the Emperor.”~ Michael
21  7,4 |   constant source of delight and enthusiasm. He looked upon the city
22  9,2 |    centuries and in the profound enthusiasm felt for the glorious Hellenic
23  9,7 |         appeal with the greatest enthusiasm. In obedience to the voice
24  9,14|          no longer any crusading enthusiasm in the West. Also, in the
25  9,18|        Plethon.[384] Filled with enthusiasm for ancient Hellenism, an
26  9,18|       knowledge of Plato and his enthusiasm and produced a striking
27  9,19|          praise and most sincere enthusiasm. Guarino compared him with
28  9,19| Apostolius (Apostolios), full of enthusiasm for Bessarion’s personality