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 1  2,2 |      supposed to do away with the conflicts and conspiracies originating
 2  2,3 |         the Empire as well as the conflicts with the tribes attacking
 3  3,6 |           church hymns. Religious conflicts seemed dangerous to him,
 4  3,8 |        frequent disagreements and conflicts between military and civil
 5  5,8 | Constantinople.~Amid these annual conflicts with the Arabs, the sources
 6  6,7 |           who were to condemn the conflicts aroused by Leo’s fourth
 7  6,8 |           But these relations and conflicts with the Turks were of little
 8  6,8 |            in the course of their conflicts with the Turks, immediately
 9  7,1 |           causes of the political conflicts between the Eastern Empire
10  7,1 |          his subjects that bloody conflicts might be expected on the
11  7,2 |       Pisans, often met in bloody conflicts on the streets of the capital.
12  8,1 |         forth. All these military conflicts were followed by the making
13  8,7 |       Nicaea seems to have had no conflicts with the Despotat. With
14  8,16|           of the Despots in their conflicts with the highest ecclesiastical
15  9,4 |          pomp. After some serious conflicts in the capital between the
16  9,4 |       after the Normano-Byzantine conflicts in the Balkan peninsula.[
17  9,9 |         enumerated day by day the conflicts between the Greeks and Turks