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 1  2,1 |    Constantine, starting out to save Rome, “invoked in prayer
 2  2,2 |         at Sirmium on the River Save (near present Mitrovitz);
 3  3,4 |       appealed to Belisarius to save Constantinople in this crisis.
 4  3,8 |         you wish, O Emperor, to save yourself, there is no difficulty:
 5  3,12|        and that no city escaped save Thessalonica only; for its
 6  4,1 |        that God had sent him to save His people who had followed
 7  4,4 |         energetic man who could save it from inevitable ruin.
 8  5,3 |    thrown overboard in order to save the vessel. At present the
 9  6,6 | According to James Bryce, “None save he desired to make the seven-hilled
10  6,8 |         army, which alone could save it from ruin. In this respect “
11  7,1 |      Constantinople in order to save Byzantium, the chief defender
12  7,1 |    crusaders, his motive was to save the Empire. In Alexius’
13  7,1 |    vital interests; in order to save the situation he must resume
14  7,1 |        the famous Saladin could save the situation or preserve
15  9,11|      the pope. Papal appeals to save what the Latins had accomplished
16  9,18|         Rome as the only way to save the perishing Empire. Ducas