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 1  2,2 |       to offer to celebrate the annual festival in honor of the
 2  2,3 |      forced to pay the Goths an annual tribute. But even this did
 3  3,4 |         should pay a very large annual tribute to the king of Persia.
 4  3,11| continue the payment of the set annual sum. A common hostility
 5  3,11|        humiliating condition of annual tribute was canceled; and
 6  4,1 |        of paying him a definite annual tribute.[58]~By the successful
 7  4,1 |   himself to pay the Bulgarians annual tribute and cede to them
 8  5,8 |      which occurred with almost annual regularity and were accompanied
 9  5,8 |      Constantinople.~Amid these annual conflicts with the Arabs,
10  6,2 |     assumed the form of regular annual collisions which were not
11  6,8 |    Byzantium was to pay a large annual tribute to Alp Arslan; (
12  7,1 | particularly occupied by nearly annual wars with the Turks in Asia
13  7,1 |       compensation for loss, in annual payments. He actually began
14  7,2 |         by rich presents and an annual tribute to the Turkish sultan.~
15  8,11|       on condition of paying an annual tribute, became a Mongol
16  9,3 |         expenses and pay him an annual tribute. Charles then decided
17  9,16|   Greeks were obliged to pay an annual tribute (charadj). Half