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Curiously enough Melanchthon's letter introducing Sozzini to Maximilian II invokes as an historic parallel the hospitable reception rendered by the Emperor Constantine to Athanasius when he fled from Egypt to Trèves.
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Curiously and letter
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Curiously and II
Curiously, however, Psamtik II does not appear to have capitalized on his victory.
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Curiously and invokes
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Curiously and parallel
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Curiously and reception
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Curiously and by
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