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 1  2,4 |     the Great. Dioscorus then urged the Emperor to call a council
 2  4,1 |      the Jews, had frequently urged him to come to their city,
 3  6,7 | daughter of Constantine VIII, urged by his interest in the welfare
 4  7,1 |       the Holy Land, the pope urged the multitude to take arms
 5  7,1 |       the simpler‑minded were urged on by the real desire of
 6  7,1 |       their experiences, they urged revenge for the insults
 7  7,1 | western chronicler reported, “urged by grief and distress (Andronicus)
 8  7,3 |    should set off. Alexius IV urged the crusaders not to stay
 9  7,4 |     ancient times to his day, urged the Athenians to keep to
10  8,11|      long letter, in which he urged them to adopt the Christian
11  9,3 |  interesting. A common danger urged both monarchs to come to