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 1  3,11|              Justin II this was very unsuccessful for Byzantium. The siege
 2  3,14|           the Balkan peninsula.~ The unsuccessful external policy of Phocas
 3  4,1 |              in Asia Minor were also unsuccessful for the Arabs. The aged
 4  4,4 |              Empire was particularly unsuccessful. The Bulgarians, determined
 5  5,2 |              were expected after the unsuccessful siege of Constantinople
 6  5,8 |               chiefly because of his unsuccessful campaign against the Bulgarians,
 7  6,2 |             loss of Syracuse and the unsuccessful campaigns against the Arabs,
 8  6,2 |            with the Arabs was highly unsuccessful in the time of Leo VI: in
 9  6,4 |             such as the story of his unsuccessful expedition to Constantinople.[
10  6,6 |            and Otto suddenly made an unsuccessful inroad into the Byzantine
11  7,1 |            campaign turned out to be unsuccessful for Bohemond. He suffered
12  7,1 |              a pile of stones.”~ The unsuccessful campaign of Manuel in Italy
13  7,2 |         External relations were also unsuccessful.~ Meanwhile, the son of
14  7,2 | Bulgaroctonus in 1018, after several unsuccessful attempts to regain her independence
15  7,4 |    ecclesiastical policy, was wholly unsuccessful. The cause of this failure
16  9,3 |           expel Peter of Aragon were unsuccessful. Charles was forced to give
17  9,6 |       appeals, though not altogether unsuccessful, could not accomplish much.
18  9,7 |         attack the capital; after an unsuccessful attempt to take Thessalonica,
19  9,18|         wrote a special essay on the unsuccessful siege of Constantinople