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 1  2,2 |          which the Empire had to face at that time. The brothers
 2  2,3 |          brothers were forced to face a very severe struggle with
 3  2,3 |      Nicaean.~ Theodosius has to face two difficult problems: (
 4  2,3 |          advocated, then, in the face of the Germanic menace to
 5  3,6 |      double-faced Janus with one face turned to the west, asking
 6  3,14|     great ease. Therefore in the face of great danger, the Byzantine
 7  4,1 |     fasting; it was necessary to face in the direction of the
 8  5,8 |         Byzantine Emperor had to face a very dangerous and formidable
 9  6,2 | territory, but also placed Basil face to face with the eastern
10  6,2 |        also placed Basil face to face with the eastern Arabs.
11  7,1 |       Pirenne said, “changed the face of the world. Its sudden
12  7,1 |           in their persons stood face to face not only schismatics,
13  7,1 |      their persons stood face to face not only schismatics, but
14  7,1 |     seize Constantinople. In the face of this danger the Emperor
15  7,3 |       Byzantine Empire, he stood face to face with the accomplished
16  7,3 |         Empire, he stood face to face with the accomplished fact.~
17  9,4 |        and Andronicus III had to face two new and strong foes:
18  9,6 |          conquests brought Murad face to face with Serbia and
19  9,6 |  conquests brought Murad face to face with Serbia and Bulgaria,