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| Alphabetical [« »] fluency 1 fluently 2 flung 1 foe 10 foederati 1 foes 5 fog 1 | Frequency [« »] 10 fearing 10 festival 10 fields 10 foe 10 fragment 10 fruitless 10 galerius | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances foe |
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1 6,7| powerful class.~ The sternest foe of the powerful class was 2 7,1| Tzachas there appeared a foe of Byzantium who combined 3 7,1| alliance.~ In 1154 the terrible foe of Byzantium, Roger II, 4 7,1| with the most dangerous foe of Byzantium in the East, 5 7,3| influence. Seeing the chief foe of the papacy and Italy 6 7,4| Germany was the most dangerous foe of the papacy, the pope, 7 8,5| Theodore as a very dangerous foe; he wrote: “The first and 8 8,8| Angelus, had one common foe in the Emperor of Constantinople. 9 8,9| candidature of a deadly foe of the Latin Empire and 10 9,6| Genoa’s chief commercial foe in the East. The interests