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 1  2,2 |         Lutetia Parisiorum, later Paris). At that time it was a
 2  2,2 |          near the Cluny Museum in Paris. Julian chose this palace
 3  7,3 |          was spoken as well as in Paris.” About twenty years after
 4  7,4 |          certain capitals such as Paris in the last years of the
 5  8,11|    thirteenth century, Matthew of Paris, reflect some rumors circulating
 6  8,16|           West in the Middle Ages Paris was called “a new Athens”
 7  8,16|         resembles the judgment of Paris and reflects the well-known
 8  9,2 |           the National Library of Paris are preserved two interesting
 9  9,2 |           museum of the Louvre in Paris. In this miniature are Emperor
10  9,2 |           Areopagite, was sent to Paris by Manuel as a present some
11  9,2 |     return to Constantinople from Paris.[19] Another portrait of
12  9,7 |        centers of western Europe, Paris and London, he still believed
13  9,7 |     Avignon and the University of Paris, which had reduced the papal
14  9,7 |           Louvre were prepared in Paris for Manuel. A Frenchman
15  9,7 |           Emperor’s entrance into Paris describes his appearance;
16  9,7 |        Emperor.[157]~ His stay in Paris of more than four months
17  9,7 |     military support, returned to Paris. An English historian of
18  9,7 |           Manuel's second stay in Paris lasted about two years.
19  9,7 | concerning Manuel’s first stay in Paris, say very little of his
20  9,7 |         spent his leisure time in Paris. In the beautifully decorated
21  9,7 |       fruitless stay of Manuel in Paris began to seem endless. At
22  9,7 |           important event reached Paris only two and a half months
23  9,7 |           abbey of St. Denis near Paris an illuminated manuscript
24  9,13|           the National Library of Paris, John Cantacuzene is portrayed
25  9,18|           the National Library of Paris, one of which has been used
26  9,18|        the faculty of medicine in Paris until the seventeenth century.
27  9,18|           in Troy at the hands of Paris and Deiphobos, and the sack