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 1  2,3 |      did nothing to prevent the violence of the soldiers. The city
 2  3,3 |         Goths, having seized by violence our Italy, have refused
 3  3,6 |      were soon quelled by cruel violence. Many synagogues were destroyed,
 4  4,1 |       were exposed to merciless violence and slaughter. The Jews
 5  5,4 |         such worship with great violence. A similar influence began
 6  5,6 |  Charles’ coronation “an act of violence which infringed on the rights
 7  5,8 |  justified in using any kind of violence against those whom they
 8  5,8 |         the iconoclasts. “Their violence is to be deplored; their
 9  6,2 |         oppressive legislation, violence, extortion, the seizure
10  7,1 |      and performed all kinds of violence. A witness of this passage
11  7,1 |        was followed by the same violence and pillaging as in the
12  7,2 |      unendurable extortions and violence, lack of will power and
13  8,14|         he does not justify the violence of the crusaders at the
14  9,4 | accustomed to war, pillage, and violence, became in time of peace
15  9,9 |         attack. With particular violence the Turks attacked the walls
16  9,16|         spite of the occasional violence of the Turkish government