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| Alphabetical [« »] fastness 1 fatal 30 fatally 2 fate 15 fateful 1 father 97 father-in-law 4 | Frequency [« »] 15 except 15 fallen 15 farther 15 fate 15 favored 15 fighting 15 gifts | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances fate |
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1 2,3 | complete masters of the fate of the Empire. Arcadius 2 2,4 | attacks of enemies. The fate of Rome, taken by Alaric 3 3,6 | internal administration and the fate of the clergy, even those 4 3,12| Italy.[123] Left to its own fate, Rome, which withstood more 5 3,15| the site and the wretched fate of its inhabitants, upon 6 4,1 | extreme importance to the fate of the Empire. During this 7 5,5 | enormous significance for the fate of medieval southern Italy, 8 6,5 | enormous influence upon the fate of the Empire for a considerable 9 6,7 | upon the later historical fate of the Bulgarian people.~ 10 7,1 | was afraid that a similar fate would befall mosques in 11 7,1 | that time, for Alexius the fate of Jerusalem had secondary 12 8,2 | prisoner by the Bulgars. The fate of the captured emperor 13 8,7 | savagery and cruelty.[52] The fate of Peter de Courtenay, like 14 9,8 | who was interested in the fate of Joan of Arc, who had 15 9,8 | Constantinople was left to its fate.[193]~ Some documents from