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 1  2,2 |         century the dioceses in turn were grouped into four (
 2  2,2 |    their profession rather than turn back to paganism. Even among
 3  2,2 |         The Christians in their turn destroyed images of the
 4  2,2 |         or spiritual and in its turn serves as an example for
 5  2,4 |         sixteen books, which in turn are subdivided into a definite
 6  3,5 | Tribonian and others, they will turn out distinguished pleaders
 7  3,16|   surprises the reader at every turn with new, unexpected flashes
 8  4,1 |    overcome the others in their turn, within a few years.”[19]~ ~
 9  4,1 |        one still finds at every turn some traces of these formidable
10  5,3 |         Isaurian does an abrupt turn take place in the direction
11  5,8 |      and the patriarch in their turn anathematized each other,
12  5,8 |         the Arabs, who in their turn had borrowed it from Persia.
13  6,2 |  possible for John Tzimisces to turn to his eastern problems.~
14  6,3 |         in Italy. Boris, in his turn, needed peace for the internal
15  6,7 |    Pippin the Brief. He, in his turn, handed them over to the
16  7,1 |       i.e. Great City. In their turn, the Venetians promised
17  7,1 |    enemies, the Turks. In their turn, the crusaders settled in
18  7,1 | pardoned by him. Now it was the turn of Antioch.~ Reginald of
19  7,4 |      the Empire, were, in their turn, in a state of permanent
20  8,14|       the Latin Empire began to turn to Theodore Lascaris.[122]
21  8,14|       excommunicated!” In their turn the Catholic delegates cried
22  9,7 |        misery, and beginning to turn their eyes to his nephew
23  9,11|         European rulers. In his turn, on his way to the reconciliation
24  9,18|         part of which, in their turn, were based upon Greek sources.~
25  9,18|         Byzantine soil; but, in turn, it is beginning to yield
26  9,18|  Italian painting, which in its turn was based on earlier Byzantine