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 1  2,1 |       connected with the famous story of the appearance of a luminous
 2  2,1 |    confirmed by oath the famous story of how during his march
 3  2,2 |        Emperor. Julian told the story of his visit in his satirical
 4  2,3 |        the authenticity of this story, but there is nothing intrinsically
 5  3,9 |         told a very interesting story which shows the profound
 6  3,9 |     Adule; and as they told the story, the Persian was deeply
 7  3,16|        As time went on the true story of the erection of St. Sophia
 8  5,4 |        but to learn through the story of the picture what is to
 9  5,4 |        the authenticity of this story, without much basis for
10  5,8 |   connected with the miraculous story of forty-two distinguished
11  5,8 |       adopted Christianity. The story that the two famous Slavonic
12  5,8 |        highly probable that the story was simply a version of
13  5,8 |    author himself said that the story was brought to him from
14  6,2 |         narrates an interesting story based on the accounts of
15  6,4 | evidence about him, such as the story of his unsuccessful expedition
16  6,7 |        in the Novel itself. The story stated that the Emperor
17  7,3 |       at Sparta, where the love story between Faust and Helena
18  7,4 |   author. Timarion narrates the story of his journey to Hades
19  8,16|         throne. On learning the story of Belthandros’ life, the
20  8,16|        them.[189] Another “love story” composed in political verses,
21  8,16|        in political verses, the story of Callimachos and Chrysorroë,
22  9,4 |         92] Of course, the full story of the Catalan dominion
23  9,6 |      the side of the Serbs. The story goes that a noble Serb,
24  9,9 |       the fall of the city. The story of the fall of Constantinople
25  9,17|  without shame, I tell you this story.[305]~ ~The cities particularly
26  9,18|    seems incomprehensible: “The story of Byzantine art really