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 1  4,1 |          Empire and her army were weakened after the long-continued,
 2  5,8 |         internal disturbances and weakened the political strength of
 3  6,8 |       policy of Constantine Ducas weakened the military power of Asia
 4  7,1 |        beyond the Balkans were so weakened that for thirty years they
 5  7,1 |          exhausted and thoroughly weakened.~ At that time, Jerusalem
 6  7,1 |         the Muslims, who had been weakened and driven back by the forces
 7  7,1 |      Muslims in the East were not weakened; on the contrary, they gained
 8  7,1 |   weakening aristocracy they both weakened the state; John IV found
 9  7,2 |       ruin of the Empire, already weakened without and disunited within.~ ~ ~
10  7,2 |     private interests — all these weakened the Christians more and
11  8,2 |          the task of reviving the weakened imperial power in Byzantium
12  8,5 |        opinion of Henry, actually weakened the Emperor of Nicaea. A
13  8,9 |       enemy than in the dying and weakened Latin Empire. Accordingly
14  8,13|         found it in a dangerously weakened state, they shortly took
15  8,16|    medieval Greek was that he was weakened by classical reminiscences;
16  8,17|          the central power became weakened, it was a terrible source
17  9,3 |          of the Hohenstaufens was weakened, determined to deal a death
18  9,3 |            for it dismembered and weakened the south-Italian kingdom
19  9,4 |          same time Bulgaria, also weakened by internal troubles and
20  9,7 |         Angora, the Turks were so weakened that for a time they were
21  9,7 |           While Constantinople is weakened and falling, a Greek state
22  9,7 |          of Angora and which were weakened by internal complications,
23  9,17| princesses in marriage — all this weakened and degraded the power of
24  9,17|         state machinery gradually weakened; at times, the central departments