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 1  2,3 |          and spread very rapidly, making religious life in the fifth
 2  2,5 |       will was almost decisive in making and deposing Roman emperors
 3  2,5 |        Marmora to the Black Sea, “making the city,” said one source, “
 4  4,2 |           sort of church unity by making certain concessions in the
 5  5,8 |      unwarranted by tradition, of making and adoring images, preferring
 6  7,1 |      imperial rank, and dreamt of making Constantinople the center
 7  7,1 |         of weakness, succeeded in making adequate resistance to them
 8  7,1 |         Papal curia was therefore making attempts to restore him
 9  7,1 |            accusing Andronicus of making no preparations for resisting
10  7,3 | commercial interests in Egypt, of making a secret treaty with the
11  7,4 |           down to his death, thus making an addition to and a continuation
12  8,1 |    conflicts were followed by the making of various and, to a large
13  8,2 |       rulers could not succeed in making a representative of the
14  8,13|         the established custom of making use of the mercenary troops
15  8,13|         Mongols, who succeeded in making the sultan their tributary.
16  8,14|           take the opportunity of making use of Michael’s difficult
17  9,4 |           their own troubles from making adequate use of their advantageous
18  9,4 |   friendly relations with Venice, making skillful use of the antagonism
19  9,6 |        fleet were on the point of making peace. But the inexperience
20  9,8 |      where the Turks were already making their conquests. After his
21  9,19| literature and art which was then making its appearance there. After