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 1  2,2 |     Local efforts to pacify the disturbances in the church did not succeed.~
 2  2,4 |      church. A period of stormy disturbances followed, during which Theodosius
 3  2,5 |         language. The religious disturbances in Jerusalem, Alexandria,
 4  2,5 | Byzantine Empire. The religious disturbances in the eastern provinces,
 5  2,5 |         continued to cause many disturbances. In Egypt and Syria and
 6  2,5 |         merciful to us”), great disturbances took place in Constantinople
 7  3,16|     resulted only in additional disturbances in the eastern Monophysitic
 8  4,1 |    military force, and profound disturbances shook the Empire during
 9  4,2 |        approach of great church disturbances, Heraclius issued the Ecthesis (
10  5,2 |         initiated many dynastic disturbances, and, as new conquerors,
11  5,8 |      result of serious internal disturbances and the predominance of
12  5,8 |       undergoing great internal disturbances, which were furthered at
13  5,8 |    great political and economic disturbances in the Byzantine Empire.~
14  5,8 |       introduced great internal disturbances and weakened the political
15  6,2 |         aroused strong internal disturbances. As a result of these external
16  6,2 |        Christian East.~ The new disturbances in Armenia in connection
17  6,6 |         claimed by the internal disturbances in the Byzantine Empire,