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 1  2,2 | enthusiastic “Hellen” so firmly convinced of the righteousness and
 2  2,2 |      later of Constantinople, a convinced Arian, introduced him to
 3  2,2 |         significant, because it convinced him of the difficulty, and
 4  2,5 |         were gradually becoming convinced of the desirability of seceding
 5  3,7 |    triumph of Theodora, who was convinced of the inevitable final
 6  3,8 |        all his favors. But as a convinced representative of absolute
 7  3,9 |      personally our words, I am convinced that the number of constructions
 8  3,16|         Upper Mesopotamia and a convinced Monophysite by faith, John
 9  4,1 | Muhammed’s death there were few convinced Muslims, and even this small
10  4,4 |       and Constans II, he was a convinced defender of orthodoxy during
11  5,4 |       were men of a sincere and convinced faith, and desired to purge
12  5,4 |    matters. Leo III, too, was a convinced representative of the idea
13  5,6 |         Charles was undoubtedly convinced that upon receiving the
14  5,8 |        followers, the Studites, convinced defenders of image-worship,
15  5,8 |         162] others call him a “convinced iconoclast, though not a
16  5,8 |    Monachus) Hamartolus, also a convinced enemy of the iconoclasts,
17  6,7 |      Eastern church. Leo IX was convinced that he had also a sound
18  7,1 |    complete contrast to John. A convinced admirer of the West who
19  7,1 |         time, the more they are convinced that economic phenomena
20  7,1 |           Long ago we have been convinced that you are mild to the
21  7,4 |        single Roman Empire, and convinced that he could receive the
22  7,4 |      Roman imperial power and a convinced antagonist of the papal
23  7,4 |         Nicetas, who was firmly convinced of the full cultural superiority
24  8,17|     Empire in later periods.~ A convinced enemy of large landownership
25  9,9 |     pope and was, like Leonard, convinced that God had punished Byzantium
26  9,12|         Arsenites, who were the convinced enemies of union, the “uniates,”
27  9,15|      metropolitan of Ephesus, a convinced opponent of the union; Bessarion,