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 1  2,1 |              three important Christian centers developed: the early Christian
 2  2,1 |               this period in the three centers stood as symbols of the
 3  2,2 |            close to the most important centers of Hellenistic culture,
 4  2,2 |            kept Gaul and Britain, with centers at Augusta Trevirorum (Trier,
 5  2,5 |          distinct, well-known literary centers, whose representative writers
 6  2,5 |              Basil. Important cultural centers in Syria were the cities
 7  2,5 |           epoch were two other western centers of the eastern Empire, Thessalonica
 8  3,4 |          became one of the main Slavic centers in the Balkan peninsula.
 9  3,12|               one of the main Slavonic centers in the peninsula.[122]~
10  5,4 |           afraid.”[77] One of the main centers of the iconoclastic movement
11  6,6 |              became important cultural centers.~ In the same century the
12  6,8 |            continued only in religious centers in remote provinces where
13  7,2 |            Muslims. The most important centers of the Christian dominions,
14  7,3 |               two important industrial centers, Antioch and Tripoli, and
15  7,4 |              very important commercial centers. The islands of the Aegean
16  8,1 |                three independent Greek centers were formed; the Empire
17  8,17|              created as it were feudal centers, monastery-principalities,
18  9,2 |            even to unite all the Greek centers. The Empire of Trebizond
19  9,2 |                ceased to be one of the centers of European policy. “After
20  9,6 |           possession of such important centers as Hadrianople and Philippopolis,
21  9,6 |              one of the very important centers of trade with eastern peoples.
22  9,7 |                a visit to the greatest centers of western Europe, Paris
23  9,9 |               ruin of one of the chief centers of Christianity, schismatic
24  9,15|               of Medici were brilliant centers of artistic and intellectual
25  9,17|             entire provinces and large centers, as, for example, the bloody
26  9,18|                one of the intermediary centers of this retro-action of
27  9,18|            some of the smaller Italian centers of the Renaissance and apparently
28  9,19| enthusiastically received. The Italian centers of humanism, in eager rivalry,