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| Alphabetical [« »] intermixed 1 internal 147 internally 1 international 25 interplay 1 interposed 1 interpret 2 | Frequency [« »] 25 included 25 increase 25 institutions 25 international 25 ix 25 jesus 25 laid | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances international |
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1 3,9 | northern India.[101] In the international economic life of the sixth 2 3,16| material for the history of international literary influences.[164]~ 3 6,3 | became involved in the international relations of European states, 4 7,1 | and to Byzantium. Thus the international policy of the Empire toward 5 7,1 | further development of the international relations preceding the 6 7,1 | difficulties, improved the international position of the Empire, 7 7,1 | It was the climax of the international glory and overwhelming power 8 7,4 | failed. The complicated international situation, especially just 9 7,4 | was a severe blow to the international economic power of the Eastern 10 8,1 | part in the complicated international life which after 1204 was 11 8,1 | large extent, transient international alliances and understandings, 12 8,6 | Nicaea, nevertheless its international position was such as to 13 8,6 | managing the complicated international situation.~ ~ 14 8,14| Secular, political, and international interests and problems absorbed 15 8,16| and continued military and international activity, found time enough 16 8,16| customs and manners, and the international relations of the first half 17 8,16| political division, violent international struggle, and internal troubles, 18 9,2 | the sphere of political international life Byzantium under the 19 9,2 | background, was important for the international relations of the epoch. 20 9,3 | Empire. Such was the general international situation in Italy and the 21 9,3 | Peter of Aragon.~ Thus the international relations of the times and 22 9,3 | new Mongol factor in the international life of his epoch, Michael 23 9,6 | various general problems of international life, which was already 24 9,10| very often depended upon international conditions in the West.~ ~ 25 9,17| Constantinople was truly international.~ But trade itself was no