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 1  2,3 |      Great.” His too young and weak sons, Arcadius and Honorius,
 2  2,3 |      look upon Theodosius as a weak and ill-fated emperor. One
 3  4,1 |      significance and became a weak state soon to cease its
 4  4,1 |    were special causes for the weak resistance to the Arabs.
 5  4,4 |       very wide following. The weak Theodosius III, realizing
 6  5,2 | all-powerful major-domo of the weak Frankish king.[14]~ After
 7  6,3 |      in 1014, Bulgaria was too weak to resist the Greeks, and
 8  6,6 |        the Byzantines of being weak and inactive, and justified
 9  6,8 |      further aggravated by the weak antimilitary administration
10  7,1 |  expense of his neighbors, the weak Turkish emirs, and of Byzantine
11  7,1 |    Seljuq sultan’s position as weak; but Frederick had already
12  7,1 |    appear as a defender of the weak Emperor Alexius II, surrounded
13  7,1 |       are the protector of the weak and the enemy of the violators,
14  7,3 |        the new Empire was very weak compared with the powerful
15  7,4 |   monastic economy was growing weak and declining. The kharistikia
16  8,11|      of Rum or Iconium and the weak Empire of Trebizond. Under
17  8,12|        passed away, and Asen’s weak and inexperienced successors
18  8,13|     nobility.~ In spite of his weak health, Theodore, before
19  9,4 |     Empire was replaced by the weak restored Byzantine Empire,
20  9,17|     Balkan peninsula. Having a weak and disorganized land army,