Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3|       After this Alaric ceased to threaten the eastern part of the
 2  3,4|        peninsula and had begun to threaten the Byzantine possessions
 3  4,4|      Arabs, who were beginning to threaten the western part of the
 4  5,8|           from the East ceased to threaten, as they did in the seventh
 5  5,8|        the tenth century began to threaten even the power of the Emperor.
 6  6,6|       Normans, who later began to threaten the Eastern Empire. The
 7  7,1| Constantinople, which our enemies threaten to take away from us in
 8  7,1|      recover themselves and again threaten from Mesopotamia the Christian
 9  7,1|        realized what danger might threaten him from the alliance of
10  7,2|  possession of Damascus, began to threaten Antioch. Moreover, a real
11  7,4|       from the crusades, began to threaten the very existence of Byzantium