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| Alphabetical [« »] dishonored 1 disintegrated 2 disintegrating 1 disintegration 8 disinterestedness 1 disliked 1 dislocated 1 | Frequency [« »] 8 devote 8 discontented 8 discussion 8 disintegration 8 distrust 8 doing 8 dominant | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances disintegration |
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1 5,6 | troubles, followed by the disintegration of Charles’ monarchy, the 2 6,2 | going through a period of disintegration and internal strife, and 3 7,2 | steps far on the way towards disintegration and humiliation. Not without 4 8,1 | Constantinople, brought about the disintegration of the Byzantine Empire 5 8,17| weakness, and sometimes disintegration of the central power. The 6 9,3 | a period of troubles and disintegration, were unified and strengthened 7 9,4 | severely. Along with this disintegration of the Empire of the Seljuqs, 8 9,5 | Dushan’s reign, and that of disintegration, starting immediately after