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 1     I,  1  |       colleague. Of the former period, the 820 years dating from
 2     I,  2  |   entering on the history of a period rich in disasters, frightful
 3     I,  66 |     place, which during a long period of peace had grown up into
 4    II,  6  |    which the East after a long period of repose was then for the
 5    II,  27 |      the history at an earlier period. I have already described
 6    II,  31 |       such that no one at that period was looked upon as a more
 7    II,  101|          The historians of the period, who during the ascendancy
 8    IV,  8  |     with admiration an earlier period, but I acquiesce in the
 9    IV,  12 |        Beginning at an earlier period I will discuss the causes
10    IV,  23 | buildings, which during a long period of peace had grown up like