Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3|      the vexatious persecutions inflicted on them, by the Apostate.”[
 2  5,3|        enumeration of penalties inflicted upon men in military service
 3  7,1|  territory. The imperial troops inflicted a heavy and decisive defeat
 4  7,1|      had been captured, William inflicted a severe defeat on Manuel’
 5  7,1|        on September 17th, 1176, inflicted upon them a complete defeat.
 6  7,1|        equivalent to the defeat inflicted on it by the Sultan of Iconium
 7  7,1|         severe punishments were inflicted upon the tax collectors
 8  7,1|         the insults and damages inflicted upon them. The Italian trade
 9  7,3|     never recover from the blow inflicted on it in 1204; it lost forever
10  7,4|         third Comnenus, Manuel, inflicted great harm upon the interests
11  8,2|        the Emperor Basil II had inflicted upon the Bulgars. The latter
12  8,4|     displayed great heroism and inflicted enormous losses on the enemy,
13  9,4|         herds. After the defeat inflicted by the Mongols the Kingdom
14  9,6| surrounded the Serbian army and inflicted a crushing defeat upon it.
15  9,7|          153] his best generals inflicted terrible destruction on