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 1  2,3 |        this apparition that he abandoned the idea of attacking Athens.[
 2  2,5 |     The hymn writers gradually abandoned their original practice
 3  3,8 |       cities and villages were abandoned, agriculture stopped, and
 4  3,11|       The siege of Nisibis was abandoned, the Avars from beyond the
 5  4,1 |        capital to the West was abandoned, and his son, Constantine
 6  4,3 |        that Constantinople had abandoned the desire to find a path
 7  6,7 |        gradually forgotten and abandoned. The same century witnessed
 8  7,1 |       war with the Normans and abandoned the Emperor at the critical
 9  7,1 |        to the crusaders, Roger abandoned the general interests of
10  7,3 | neither energy nor will power, abandoned the capital and fled, taking
11  7,3 |        the troops of Boniface, abandoned his seat and spent the rest
12  7,4 |   districts of Asia Minor were abandoned because of Muhammedan invasions;
13  7,4 |       the maritime cities. The abandoned territories could not, of
14  7,4 |      Anglo-Saxons, in despair, abandoned their fatherland. In the
15  7,4 |        descriptions of it. The abandoned Great Palace fell into decay.
16  8,14|  church. Both sides definitely abandoned their traditional policy.
17  8,16|     tendency to solitary life, abandoned the court in spite of the
18  8,17|        west itself had largely abandoned them.”[240] Thus quite unexpectedly
19  9,6 |       the peninsula which were abandoned by the population after
20  9,7 |        left it so deserted and abandoned, that in it was heard neither