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 1  2,3 |    influence gradually, though not easily, penetrated into the interior
 2  2,4 |     numerous separate decrees were easily forgotten and lost, thus
 3  3,5 |             they could not be used easily in practice, especially
 4  3,8 |    necessaries that the empire was easily and frequently attacked
 5  4,1 |    southern Byzantine provinces so easily occupied by the Arabs, Syria,
 6  4,1 |            along the seashore were easily accessible. The Arabs recognized
 7  5,8 |      Constantinople. On his way he easily overcame the resistance
 8  5,8 |        remnants of his forces were easily destroyed. This complicated
 9  6,7 |      immense landed estates, could easily organize and subsidize armies
10  7,1 |       Nicaea, they were almost all easily killed by the Turks. Peter
11  7,1 |           for the Turks, having so easily done away with Peter’s bands,
12  7,1 |           we bear misfortunes more easily than before, because time
13  7,1 |             Zangi’s son Nur‑ad‑Din easily took possession of it, and
14  7,1 |           in order to conquer more easily, with the help of the Normans, “
15  8,1 |         understandings, which were easily concluded and equally easily
16  8,1 |       easily concluded and equally easily broken.~ After the disaster
17  8,17|           to those of the West and easily adaptable to their own feudal
18  9,9 |      places where it could be most easily attacked.[201]~ The pictures
19  9,9 |         superior numbers. “One may easily imagine,” wrote a recent
20  9,12| monopolists — the people were very easily influenced by the insinuations
21  9,13|       independent flight, to merge easily into the truly mystic darkness
22  9,19|          in the West breathed more easily and freely, the whole structure