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 1  4,1|        The Avaro-Slavonic hordes besieged Constantinople to the extreme
 2  4,1| repeatedly though unsuccessfully besieged Constantinople. They made
 3  5,8|         Michael’s troops, and he besieged the capital both on land
 4  6,2| irruption into Syria, Nicephorus besieged Antioch, and when it became
 5  6,4|          Then the Russian prince besieged and took the important Byzantine
 6  6,8|     province of Hadrianople, and besieged Constantinople, which suffered
 7  6,8|        Normans.~ Robert Guiscard besieged Bari, which was at that
 8  7,1|     island of Corfu, the Normans besieged Dyrrachium by land and sea.
 9  7,1|         vessels had relieved the besieged city on the seaward side,
10  7,1|     century, the Arabs had twice besieged Constantinople, which had
11  7,1|       obtained definite success. Besieged, Antioch was forced to ask
12  8,9|      troops of Asen and Vatatzes besieged Constantinople in 1235,
13  9,7|       the Empire, from which the besieged capital could get some help.
14  9,7|         in such need and misery, besieged by the Turks.” Money was
15  9,7|         blow. In 1422, the Turks besieged Constantinople. In Byzantine
16  9,9|        critical. The plan of the besieged garrison to burn the Turkish
17  9,9|          irreparable loss to the besieged. In the walls more and more