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 1  2,2 | available because of the lack of adequate sources on the subject.
 2  2,3 |       attack and unable to offer adequate resistance to the Huns,
 3  3,2 |    Theodora proved herself to be adequate to her new and lofty position.
 4  4,1 |          significance, since its adequate solution may affect greatly
 5  6,3 |      that he was unable to offer adequate resistance to Simeon because
 6  6,5 |       Empire was unable to offer adequate resistance to their onslaught,
 7  7,1 |        to furnish Byzantium with adequate assistance. Sometimes, as
 8  7,1 |   nevertheless he did not refuse adequate help to the crusaders, for
 9  7,1 |    weakness, succeeded in making adequate resistance to them all and
10  7,1 |  Adriatic and Aegean. Judging an adequate resistance to the Venetian
11  7,1 |      Seljuq danger, which met no adequate resistance, became again
12  7,1 |         Leaving the East without adequate attention, he failed to
13  7,2 |         1185, was unable to take adequate measures to put down the
14  7,4 |          time to time, had taken adequate measures.~ In order to provide
15  7,4 |         the present, there is no adequate conception of the internal
16  8,7 |        in case of need, offer an adequate resistance to external foes.
17  8,13|         state, they shortly took adequate measure to assure the stability
18  8,15|          prevent him from paying adequate attention to the economic
19  8,17|    Russia. In each country where adequate conditions appear, feudalism
20  9,2 |  Thessalonica. Unable to make an adequate resistance, Manuel, after
21  9,3 |       would be unable to take an adequate part in the crusade to the
22  9,4 |         own troubles from making adequate use of their advantageous
23  9,8 |     Manuel II, in order to offer adequate resistance to the Turkish
24  9,9 |          beg your love to accord adequate honor and obedience to your
25  9,18|          to find in Byzantium an adequate parallel to this brilliant