Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text

The text related to the cultural heritage 'Historic City of Toledo' has mentioned 'Western Europe' in the following places:
Occurrence Sentence Text Source
[39] Three bishops of Toledo wrote works that were widely copied and disseminated in western Europe and parts of which survive to this day: Eugenius II, Ildefonsus, and Julian.
By the end of the seventh century the bishop of Toledo was the leader of the Spanish bishops, a situation unusual in Europe: "The metropolitan bishops of Toledo had achieved by the last quarter of the seventh century an authority and a primacy that was unique in Western Europe.
"[41] Toledo "had been matched by no other city in western Europe outside Italy as the governmental and symbolic center of a powerful monarchy".
[45] Toledo had "emerged from relative obscurity to become the permanent governmental centre of the Visigothic monarchy; a true capital, whose only equivalent in western Europe was to be Lombard Pavia".