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 1  3,2 |      from getting close to her, fearing that a mere touch might
 2  5,8 |       with his own forces, and, fearing to lose the capital, he
 3  6,7 |        be a possible rival, and fearing that he might attempt to
 4  7,1 |         their new dominions and fearing the strengthening of the
 5  7,1 |       into flight alone without fearing so many swords, arrows,
 6  7,3 |  Alexius V Ducas Mourtzouphlos, fearing to be caught and “to fall
 7  7,4 |      slept comfortably, without fearing the tax collector’s menace,
 8  9,4 | Meanwhile, the Seljuq emirates, fearing danger from the Ottomans,
 9  9,7 |      the Christian land without fearing to scratch their feet.”[
10  9,15|         the union negotiations. Fearing the reformatory tendencies