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 1  2,1 |          of the sun was a serious rival to Christianity. It is certain
 2  2,2 |       Severus, upon defeating his rival, Pescennius Niger, who was
 3  2,2 |       regarding him as a possible rival and suspecting him of having
 4  2,4 | Constantinople became a dangerous rival of the Athenian pagan school,
 5  2,5 |           years by its victorious rival, the University of Constantinople.~
 6  3,8 |           Theodoric the Great two rival parties, the Greens and
 7  3,14|           become a very dangerous rival of the Emperor himself.
 8  5,8 |          dangerous and formidable rival. The eastern Arabs were
 9  6,2 |          the Great], that ancient rival of Byzantium in the east,
10  6,6 |    witnessed the rise of a strong rival in the person of the German
11  6,7 |          host might be a possible rival, and fearing that he might
12  6,8 |            and became a dangerous rival of the Empire. The Turkish
13  7,1 |   regarding Bohemond as his chief rival, drew closer to Alexius.
14  7,2 |          of the Angeli a powerful rival to Byzantium arose in the
15  7,3 |          the western emperor, our rival.” In reality, the complicated
16  7,3 |       first of all to his nearest rival, Byzantium. He demanded
17  7,3 |        with the pope and with his rival in Germany, Otto of Brunswick.
18  7,3 |     center and the most dangerous rival of the Latin Empire. Then,
19  8,16|  patriarch, who was backed by the rival Emperor of Nicaea.[193]
20  9,2 |         the upper hand. His chief rival Apocaucus was slain in Constantinople.
21  9,18|         in single combat over his rival, wins her as his wife. Thanks
22  9,18|       Thanks to magic charms, the rival carries off Rhodamne, who