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 1  5,7 |        of the Empire, which was seriously disturbed for more than
 2  5,8 |      the Mediterranean Sea were seriously menaced by the Arabs during
 3  5,8 |          his son Stauracius was seriously wounded, and the army was
 4  5,8 | Constantinople and Rome clashed seriously, as we have pointed out
 5  6,7 |     their own power and throne, seriously threatened in the tenth
 6  7,1 |         particular, began to be seriously threatened.~ The fall of
 7  7,4 |      consider deeply and ponder seriously the problem of union with
 8  8,7 |      Romans was considered very seriously; Thessalonica, which had
 9  8,8 |      for he himself began to be seriously menaced from the north by
10  8,13|    Minor, the Seljuq Turks were seriously menaced by the Mongols,
11  8,17|         made a will when he was seriously ill several years before
12  9,3 |    predecessors which must have seriously alarmed Michael VIII, especially
13  9,4 |   Ottoman Turks began to harass seriously the small possessions in
14  9,8 |        and the Turks were never seriously menaced by this talented
15  9,9 |        the Genoese Giustiniani, seriously wounded, was forced to abandon
16  9,12|        punishment, but it often seriously affected the government,