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 1  2,2 |         task of saving Gaul very successfully and defeated the Germans
 2  2,5 |        from the north, which was successfully diverted by Zeno into Italy.
 3  3,9 |      Some person or persons[107] successfully evaded the watchfulness
 4  3,14| governing the land, defending it successfully against the attacks of the
 5  5,2 |          into western Europe was successfully arrested at Poitiers by
 6  5,8 |      gifted in many ways, Bardas successfully fought the enemies of the
 7  6,8 |      with Rome, began to advance successfully into the southern Italian
 8  7,1 |   critical situation of 1091 was successfully settled for the Empire,
 9  7,1 |         and proceeded to advance successfully in all directions. Their
10  7,1 |       unable to resist the Turks successfully with their own forces. Their
11  7,1 |     encouraged by the pope, they successfully attacked Mehdia on the north
12  7,1 |          external policy Alexius successfully overcame all difficulties,
13  7,1 |         Rum. The imperial troops successfully reached the chief city of
14  7,2 |     enough to protect themselves successfully. The energetic ruler of
15  7,3 |          fortified capital could successfully resist the crusaders, who
16  8,13|        Bulgarian campaigns ended successfully for Theodore, and, through
17  8,13|        he had in times of danger successfully withdrawn and even fled
18  8,15|          to this treaty competed successfully with eastern goods which
19  8,16|       and notes. This commission successfully fulfilled, enriched Blemmydes’
20  8,17|  Bulgarian invasions which often successfully wrested from the Empire
21  9,2 |        of the Byzantine emperors successfully fought the Frankish dukes.~
22  9,3 |        Achata, where they fought successfully against the imperial troops.
23  9,4 |       the Catalan company fought successfully against the Ottoman Turks.