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 1  2,3 | condescendingly, gave them the rank of allies, conferred upon them political
 2  3,12|           perhaps in fear of their own allies, they advanced from Pannonia
 3  4,1 |          Byzantine Empire by which, as allies of the Empire, they were
 4  5,2 |                the Arabs Leo found two allies: first the Bulgarians, and
 5  6,8 |               seemed to be the natural allies of the Normans. To use the
 6  7,1 |          Byzantium the Patzinaks found allies within the Empire in the
 7  7,1 |              Cumans (Polovtzi), those “allies in despair,” asking them
 8  7,1 |                1091 Alexius had sought allies not only among the Cuman
 9  7,1 |         hostilities against its former allies, the crusaders, did not
10  7,1 |              Armenia Minor, if the new allies were able to annex them.
11  7,3 |            king of Hungary against the allies, that is to say, the crusaders
12  7,3 |             was to be established; the allies were to share in the booty
13  8,9 |                possessions between the allies. The troops of Asen and
14  8,10|         attitude toward the two sudden allies. In Frederick he saw a disobedient
15  8,10|           reunion of the churches. The allies came to an agreement. Frederick
16  8,13|             the complete defeat of the allies. The prince of Achaia was
17  8,13|              his associates] and their allies, who had as their leader
18  9,3 |              and found in them zealous allies. The envoys of “imperatons
19  9,3 |        Byzantium from the Slavo-French allies. Moreover, Venice, which
20  9,3 |              troops of Charles and his allies and met with great success,
21  9,4 |        Catalans were out of work. Such allies, accustomed to war, pillage,
22  9,4 |             broke their obligations as allies of the Empire and set out
23  9,4 |             over the Bulgars, who were allies of Andronicus III, near
24  9,6 |           Cantacuzene the Turks as his allies devastated Thrace several