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 1  2,4 |         the Tekfour Serai. After a violent earthquake which destroyed
 2  3,16|           In spite of frequent and violent earthquakes, St. Sophia
 3  5,3 |          destroyed by frequent and violent earthquakes. That this task
 4  5,5 |         many insults. Particularly violent was the persecution of the
 5  7,1 |            Egyptian Nero,” began a violent persecution of Christians
 6  7,1 | interference of the Cumans and the violent death of the Turkish pirate
 7  7,1 |         famines and drought and of violent epidemics and severe winters.
 8  7,1 |           But because of Antioch a violent strife had broken out between
 9  7,1 |           Fatimid dynasty. After a violent siege, on the 15th of July
10  7,1 |        been unjustly seized by the violent tyranny of Roger.” Any hope
11  7,1 |          of all state affairs. The violent struggle of the court parties
12  7,1 |           particularly tumultuous, violent, and ‘walking in crooked
13  8,2 |      Thessalonica (1207) he died a violent death. A Greek legend inserted
14  8,16|           amid political division, violent international struggle,
15  9,3 |          Abbasid caliph suffered a violent death. After that he invaded
16  9,17|      Venice, sometimes resulted in violent wars. The position of Byzantium
17  9,17|        devoted all her energy to a violent struggle with Genoa in the
18  9,18|      published.[346] He began as a violent opponent of the Calabrian
19  9,18|          of Nicephorus Gregoras, a violent opponent of the Hesychasts,