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    【】thehofsaintsophiainnstantinople,    iheschoolofphilosophyatathens    o.    thatan    hadbeenallohisown    dreaaevaguerules    ofnductofthephilosophershadprovedapoorpass    byosteertheshipoflifeafteradelugeofsavagery    andignorancehadsaheestablishedorderofthings.    thereethingrepositiveandredefinite.    thisthehprovided.    duringanagehingain,thehstood    likearodneverrecededfrohoseprinciples    heldtobetrueandsacred.thissteadfasturagegaihe    adrationoftheltitudesande    safelythroughthedifficultiesanstate.    thereentofluthefinal    suessofthechristianfaith.afterthedisappearanceof    theodori,ihtury,    italyparativelyfreefrninvasion.the    loardsandsaxonsandslavshegothswere    stawas    possibleforthebishopsofrotointaintheindependence    oftheirnantsoftheeire,scattered    throughoutthepeninsula,reghedukesofroor    bishopsastheirpolitidspiritualrulers.    thestagean.    hetheyear590andhisnawasgregory.hebelonged    totherulinge,andhehad    been``prefeayorofthecity.thenhehadbee    ankandabishopandfinally,andchagainsthiswill,    forheissionaryandpreahristianityto    theheathenofengland,hehadbeendraggedtotheh    ofsaiobedepope.heruledonlyfourteen    yearsbuthechristianeeurope    hadoffie,thepopes,as    theheadoftheentireh.    thispoextendtotheeast.in    nstantiheeerorsntiheoldcustohad    reghesuessorsofaugustusandtiberiusbothas    headofthegoventandashighpriestoftheestablished    religion.intheyear1453theeasteroneirewas    nqueredbytheturks.nstantinopleaken,andnstantine    paleologue,thelastroneeror,waskilledon    thestepsofthehoftheholysophia.    afehedaughterofhisbrother    thos,hadrriedivaniiiofrussia.inthishe    granddukesofsothetraditionsofnstantinople.    thedoubleeagleofoldbyzantiueof    thedaysehadbeendividedintoaeanda    etheatofarofderussia.    thetsarerelythefirstoftherussiannobles,    assudthealoofnessandthedignityofaroneeror    beforeallsubjects,bothhighandloonsiderable    slaves.    theurtertheorientalpatteh    theeasteeerorshadiortedfrosiaandfrogypt    andselvesreseledtheurt    ofalexahegreat.thisstrangeiancehe    dyingbyzan
		
				
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