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 1  3,5 |            hand in his great legal enterprise, and perhaps partly their
 2  7,1 |         case of the success of the enterprise the popes could hope to
 3  7,1 |         the popes succeeded in the enterprise whose initiators and spiritual
 4  7,1 | economically ready for a crusading enterprise on a large scale.~ The general
 5  7,1 |          II; and for carrying this enterprise into effect he found favorable
 6  7,1 |          an exclusively occidental enterprise, politically slightly connected
 7  7,1 |         the very idea of crusading enterprise had completely degenerated.~
 8  7,1 |            promote a new crusading enterprise, because the democratic
 9  7,1 |        Emperor; the failure of the enterprise must be rather attributed
10  7,1 |           to support the Byzantine enterprise with her fleet and received
11  7,1 |      temporarily diverted from his enterprise when his preparations were
12  7,1 |       initiator of a new crusading enterprise, and the famous Bernard
13  7,3 |          an animating force in the enterprise. But unfortunately Thibaut
14  7,3 |            course of the crusading enterprise by accidental circumstances
15  7,3 |          for never was so great an enterprise undertaken by anyone since
16  9,7 |           campaign.~ The crusading enterprise ended in complete failure.
17  9,15|        very soon realized that his enterprise had miscarried. A numerous