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 1  2,2 | world-capital to Constantinople he saved the ancient culture and
 2  2,4 |           wall of Anthemius, which saved the capital from the attack
 3  3,2 |         unusual energy she perhaps saved the Empire from further
 4  3,9 |           according to Procopius, “saved the empire.”[110] “If we
 5  5,2 |            capital, which was thus saved by the genius and energy
 6  5,2 |          successful resistance Leo saved, not only the Byzantine
 7  5,7 |        that Leo III unquestionably saved the Empire, one must, on
 8  5,8 |            be credited with having saved Christianity and the rising
 9  7,1 |         defeat. The Emperor barely saved his life and escaped capture.
10  8,2 |        dominion at Constantinople, saved the Empire of Nicaea from
11  8,5 |      received by thee, guided, and saved … Thou ought to be called
12  8,9 |            time Constantinople was saved. One cause for the stopping
13  8,13|           of the church, which was saved only by the recovery of
14  8,16|             and internal troubles, saved, protected, and continued
15  9,3 |     deprived Charles of Sicily and saved the Eastern Empire from
16  9,3 |       Michael VIII took advantage, saved Byzantium from the fatal
17  9,9 |   Constantinople considered itself saved.”[216] But this success,
18  9,15|       situation too critical to be saved by the Mongol defeat of
19  9,17|         Mountain has preserved and saved intact Byzantine civilization