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 1  2,3 |      Apostate.”[96]~ Jovian died suddenly in February, 364. He was
 2  5,8 |      with the Arabs, the sources suddenly began to speak of the first
 3  5,8 |    progress was checked. He died suddenly, affording the Empire a
 4  6,6 | progressed very slowly, and Otto suddenly made an unsuccessful inroad
 5  6,6 |       the Byzantine Empire, died suddenly at the very beginning of
 6  7,1 |        Alexius when Bohemond was suddenly captured by the Turks, that
 7  7,1 |          But an unexpected event suddenly destroyed Manuel’s dreams
 8  7,1 |        independent, were called, suddenly seized Edessa. An anonymous
 9  7,1 |      only his own political aims suddenly seized the island of Corfu
10  7,1 |         territory of his Empire, suddenly ordered all the Venetians
11  7,1 |          border. There the Turks suddenly assaulted them on several
12  7,3 |        But unfortunately Thibaut suddenly died before the crusade
13  8,14|          1256, Pope Alexander IV suddenly sent a bishop of Orvieto,
14  8,16|     himself and the forty girls, suddenly disappear “like a dream.”[
15  8,16|         him a post at his court. Suddenly, in the daughter of the
16  9,2 |        the Younger who, in 1328, suddenly seized Constantinople and
17  9,3 |           on January 6, the pope suddenly died, and the project came
18  9,3 |    Deliverance to Byzantium came suddenly from the West, from Sicily,