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  1  2,1 |               Its center was the new capital of the Roman Empire, Constantinople.~
  2  2,1 |              and the transfer of the capital from the shores of the Tiber
  3  2,1 |             of the Nativity. The new capital, Constantinople, and its
  4  2,1 |               and not Aelia, was the capital of that province. The churches
  5  2,2 |              the foundation of a new capital on the European shore of
  6  2,2 |          once wanted to transfer the capital from republican-minded Rome
  7  2,2 |              decided to create a new capital, he did not choose Byzantium
  8  2,2 |             a different site for his capital. After this Constantine’
  9  2,2 |            the foundation of the new capital and in 325 the construction
 10  2,2 |           dimensions planned for the capital, asked him, “How long, our
 11  2,2 |          used in beautifying the new capital. Forty thousand Goth soldiers,
 12  2,2 |          were proclaimed for the new capital in order to attract a larger
 13  2,2 |         possible to dedicate the new capital officially. The dedication
 14  2,2 |         ancient Byzantium became the capital of a world empire and it
 15  2,2 |               or Constantinople. The capital adopted the municipal system
 16  2,2 |            by Constantine to the new capital, and placed by him in the
 17  2,2 |         choice of a site for the new capital, the construction of Constantinople,
 18  2,2 |           whom he kept away from the capital~ Anxious, however, to secure
 19  2,2 |            in provinces far from the capital as a kind of exile and sometimes
 20  2,2 |          sometimes called him to the capital in order to keep him under
 21  2,2 |       restoring paganism. The Syrian capital remained completely unmoved
 22  2,3 |           and preferred to leave the capital and live outside the city
 23  2,3 |              all the churches in the capital and throughout the Empire.
 24  2,3 |      pre-eminence of the city as the capital of the Empire. Patriarchs
 25  2,3 |           very important role in the capital during the first years of
 26  2,3 |           defeated.~ The road to the capital apparently lay open before
 27  2,3 |        center of their power was the capital itself, the Balkan peninsula,
 28  2,3 |             Balkan peninsula, in the capital, and the western part of
 29  2,3 |        Isaurians would occupy in the capital a commanding position similar
 30  2,3 |      Macedonia, threatening even the capital. The diplomatic intervention
 31  2,3 |             felt particularly in the capital, where the most responsible
 32  2,3 |             influential party in the capital was the Germanic party,
 33  2,3 |          bring Eutropius back to the capital and to have him tried and
 34  2,3 |            one of the temples of the capital city for Arian services,
 35  2,3 |             that not only the entire capital but also the majority of
 36  2,3 |          gaining a stronghold in the capital, the Goths became complete
 37  2,3 |      Arcadius and the natives of the capital were fully aware of the
 38  2,3 |           While he was away from the capital a sudden revolt broke out
 39  2,3 |              unable to return to the capital. Arcadius, encouraged by
 40  2,3 |            He was transported to the capital secretly for fear that the
 41  2,3 |             and given the see of the capital in the year 398. Thus the
 42  2,3 |            the large churches of the capital to the Goths for their services.
 43  2,3 |              among the masses in the capital which followed the departure
 44  2,3 |             and was to reside in the capital of the Persian Empire. The
 45  2,3 |           entrance into Rome, former capital of the pagan Roman Empire,
 46  2,4 |            Constantinople became the capital of the Empire, many rhetoricians
 47  2,4 |     beginning to see that in the new capital Greek had undeniable rights
 48  2,4 |         Great had surrounded the new capital with a wall. By the time
 49  2,4 |           Anthemius, which saved the capital from the attack of Attila,
 50  2,4 |   illumination of the streets in the capital.[135]~ Theodosius II died
 51  2,4 |            the throne. Once more the capital openly began to express
 52  2,4 |            and the population of the capital. The sea expedition to northern
 53  2,4 |           Isaurians quartered in the capital killed Aspar and part of
 54  2,5 |             responsible posts in the capital. Very soon Zeno became aware
 55  2,5 |         peninsula, menacing even the capital of the Empire. Zeno succeeded
 56  2,5 |           Italian territory with the capital at Ravenna. The Balkan peninsula
 57  2,5 |      irritated the population of the capital and when it was also discovered
 58  2,5 |            and drove them out of the capital. A long and hard struggle
 59  2,5 |              In order to protect the capital against the northern barbarians,
 60  2,5 | Monophysitism was widespread. In the capital, however, the Monophysitic
 61  2,5 |         Vitalian advanced toward the capital. His aim was political;
 62  2,5 |              grew very strong in the capital and menaced the entire state
 63  2,5 |           way of binding them to the capital. Since these provinces,
 64  2,5 |              widely supported in the capital, in the Balkan peninsula,
 65  2,5 |            After the transfer of the capital to Constantinople, Latin
 66  2,5 |           church embellished the new capital, the Basilica of St. John
 67  2,5 |       Justinian the Great, when “the capital had attained a full self-consciousness
 68  3,2 |        Theodora disappeared from the capital and remained in Africa for
 69  3,4 |              in 540, the Ostrogothic capital, Ravenna, opened its gates
 70  3,4 |         reached the outskirts of the capital and penetrated to the Hellespont;
 71  3,4 |          sent their treasures to the capital or shipped them to the Asiatic
 72  3,7 |             many Monophysites to the capital to a conciliatory religious
 73  3,7 |            one of the palaces in the capital to five hundred Monophysitic
 74  3,7 |      remained there a year.[68] “The capital of the Empire, at the beginning
 75  3,8 |           frightful rebellion in the capital which nearly deprived him
 76  3,8 |            of the inhabitants of the capital, so fond of chariot races.
 77  3,8 |        Hippodrome and the mob of the capital upon the government and
 78  3,8 |              rebellion of 532 in the capital were numerous and diverse.
 79  3,8 |          revolt of the people in the capital and it is interesting to
 80  3,8 |              delivery of corn to the capital was in great disorder.[90]
 81  3,9 |              advantageously situated capital became, by force of circumstances,
 82  3,12|          Slavs and Avars menaced the capital and the shores of the Sea
 83  3,13|          revolution broke out in the capital against Maurice, Pope Gregory
 84  3,14|       Heraclius, sailed forth to the capital, which deserted Phocas and
 85  3,16|             provinces to furnish the capital with the best pieces of
 86  3,16|              also transported to the capital from the richest mines.
 87  3,16|    celebrations were arranged in the capital.~ Externally St. Sophia
 88  3,16|          second famous church of the capital erected by Justinian was
 89  3,16|          sixth century it became the capital of the Ostrogothic kingdom,
 90  4   |           and upon his return to the capital took cruel revenge on all
 91  4,1 |           economic conditions in the capital.~ With the heavy losses
 92  4,1 |     valuables of the churches in the capital and the provinces, and ordered
 93  4,1 |            in distant campaigns, the capital became exposed to very serious
 94  4,1 |            Heraclius returned to the capital in great triumph, and in
 95  4,1 |              the same time freed its capital of the formidable menace
 96  4,1 |           apparently heading for the capital of the Empire. The captives
 97  4,1 |             caliph made Damascus the capital of his kingdom.~ After his
 98  4,1 |          fleet against the Byzantine capital and by reviving the westward
 99  4,1 |           The Arabs did not take the capital, chiefly because the Emperor
100  4,1 |             Arabs took Carthage, the capital of the African exarchate,
101  4,1 |         Avaro-Slavonic attack on the capital occurred in the year 626,
102  4,1 |          supply of provisions to the capital. The emperor Constans II
103  4,1 |               On the site of the old capital of the Bulgarian kingdom (
104  4,1 |              excavation of their old capital,” the same scholar said, “
105  4,1 |             The proposal to move the capital of the Empire. — In the
106  4,1 |              Balkan Slavs toward the capital, the Aegean coast, and into
107  4,1 |              longer felt secure. The capital had always drawn its power
108  4,1 |          Constantinople and move the capital back to old Rome, or some
109  4,1 |         Emperor’s departure from the capital by the fact that he was
110  4,1 |             idea of transferring the capital to the West was abandoned,
111  4,3 |           pope to be summoned to the capital of the Byzantine Empire.
112  4,4 |              third was to shield the capital from external enemies. The
113  4,4 |          Propontis, also menaced the capital. The Empire was going through
114  4,4 |          Mediterranean, and even the capital itself, the Avaro-Slavonic
115  5,2 |             was coming closer to the capital. The period resembled the
116  5,2 |       themselves at the walls of the capital. At the same time a strong
117  5,2 |         Propontis and surrounded the capital by sea. A real siege of
118  5,2 |            however, by preparing the capital for the siege in an excellent
119  5,2 |              Arabs departed from the capital, which was thus saved by
120  5,2 |           The latter transferred the capital and the center of their
121  5,2 |          attempt to rehabilitate the capital after the epidemic, Constantine
122  5,2 |             epidemic or taken to the capital when the effort was being
123  5,4 |             great distance from, the capital. Neither of them, that is,
124  5,4 |             pagan practices. “In the capital,” according to N. P. Kondakov, “
125  5,4 |           brought their views to the capital and made them the basis
126  5,5 |             Constantine to leave the capital, and was proclaimed emperor.
127  5,5 |      Apostles. But the troops of the capital, hostile to icon-worship,
128  5,8 |          troops, and he besieged the capital both on land and on sea.
129  5,8 |             and, fearing to lose the capital, he turned to the western
130  5,8 |           they departed from the old capital. The Roman basilicas of
131  5,8 |         stronger new wall around the capital for a surer defense against
132  5,8 |    destruction of images only in the capital and its immediate environs.
133  5,8 |               the church life of the capital became subject to that protestant
134  5,8 |             show was arranged in the capital, for which the most beautiful
135  5,8 |          apparent, especially in the capital, from the middle of the
136  5,8 |             the higher school of the capital.~ This brief account will
137  6,2 |             army and returned to the capital. During his absence, in
138  6,2 |             transferred the official capital of his kingdom to the fortress
139  6,2 |              the East, for which the capital accorded Basil a triumphant
140  6,2 |   Constantine IX Monomachus, the new capital of Armenia, Ani, was taken
141  6,3 |         Empire, threatening even the capital and the Emperor’s power,
142  6,3 |             for a joint siege of the capital. All of Thrace and Macedonia,
143  6,4 |        pillaging the environs of the capital and killing a large number
144  6,4 |             of Romanus Lecapenus the capital was twice attacked by the
145  6,4 |          Minor and drew close to the capital; at the same time the northern
146  6,5 |          detachments had reached the capital. Still, the troops of Constantine
147  6,6 |           first visit to the eastern capital. From this second account,
148  6,6 |          Empire with Old Rome as the capital. According to James Bryce, “
149  6,7 |              parties spread from the capital into the provinces, and
150  6,7 |             he agreed to send to the capital two bishops, who were to
151  6,7 |        Empire to the governor of the capital; he was entrusted with almost
152  6,7 |              order and safety in the capital, and for this purpose he
153  6,7 |         craftsmen and traders in the capital. The Book of the Eparch
154  6,7 |           and import from and to the capital, and many other problems
155  6,7 |              Emperor took him to the capital and forced him to remain
156  6,8 |        between the provinces and the capital ended, after a number of
157  6,8 |            of the provinces over the capital. Alexius Comnenus was at
158  6,8 |            or as the reaction of the capital against the provinces. It
159  6,8 |            Great tumult arose in the capital when it received the news
160  6,8 |              and had returned to the capital, he found the throne occupied
161  6,8 |       monastery. He then entered the capital and was crowned by the patriarch.
162  6,8 |          Empire Armenia with its new capital, Ani. Armenia was therefore
163  6,8 |         Cappadocia. In Caesarea, the capital of Cappadocia, the Turks
164  6,8 |           Asia Minor.[153] Since its capital was the richest and most
165  6,8 |             and Patzinaks toward the capital compelled Michael VII Ducas
166  6,8 |          forces which surrounded the capital. They raised the siege and
167  6,8 |              at times threatened the capital itself, was handed down
168  6,8 |        monastery and returned to the capital, resuming his important
169  6,8 |     provinces where the power of the capital wss not felt. They lent
170  7,1 |              and civil regime of the capital, and at the same time the
171  7,1 |    Constantinople. The visits to the capital of foreign sovereigns such
172  7,1 |           whom the population of the capital, exasperated by the latinophile
173  7,1 |            the proper feeling in the capital, Andronicus set out for
174  7,1 |           march, the populace of the capital gave vent to their hatred
175  7,1 |          Then Andronicus entered the capital in triumph. In order to
176  7,1 |            their merchandise. In the capital itself the Venetians received
177  7,1 |               the inhabitants of the capital, who usually went to visit
178  7,1 |         Tzachas, began to menace the capital from the south. He had spent
179  7,1 |             means of supply from the capital. To assure the effectiveness
180  7,1 |              Alexius returned to the capital in triumph. Only a small
181  7,1 |           long list of relics of the capital and reminds the Count of
182  7,1 |           kingdom of Serbia with the capital at Scodra (Skadar, Scutari).
183  7,1 |         Qilij Arslan made Nicaea his capital. In connection with those
184  7,1 |           means be able to seize the capital itself, finding a pretext
185  7,1 |              the neighborhood of the capital. Alexius Comnenus hastened
186  7,1 |           which were approaching his capital on all sides and which in
187  7,1 |          rich and soon formed in the capital a Venetian colony so numerous
188  7,1 |         arrow and died, far from the capital. On his deathbed, he named
189  7,1 |         Knowing how dangerous to the capital the first crusaders had
190  7,1 |          camp under the walls of the capital, Manuel exerted himself
191  7,1 |        French who had approached the capital soon after the passage of
192  7,1 |     expedition. In the same year the capital of Apulia, Bari, was by
193  7,1 |    contemporary wrote: “The powerful capital of Apulia, famous for its
194  7,1 |          wealth and treasures of the capital were ostentatiously shown
195  7,1 |         visit of Qilij Arslan to the capital were not very important;
196  7,1 |      campaign was the capture of the capital of the sultanate, Iconium (
197  7,1 |           famous Andronicus into the capital. He had already for a long
198  7,1 |           time before he entered the capital, the massacre of the Latins
199  7,1 |              first thing he gave the capital in return for its pure love
200  7,1 |             the Norman troops to the capital had reached Constantinople,
201  7,2 |            among the nobility of the capital, who exerted themselves
202  7,2 |         Riots took place in both the capital and the provinces. The foreigners
203  7,2 |      conflicts on the streets of the capital. External relations were
204  7,2 |             the crusaders seized the capital of Byzantium and, deposing
205  7,2 |       crusaders roused a riot in the capital which resulted in the proclamation
206  7,2 |           their chief support in the capital in the persons of the two
207  7,2 |            by the inhabitants of the capital, on April 13, 1204, Constantinople
208  7,2 |            had time to flee from the capital. The Byzantine Empire fell.
209  7,2 |           with Constantinople as its capital and a certain number of
210  7,2 |       started to advance towards the capital, where the Norman fleet
211  7,2 |     independent of Byzantium, with a capital at Trnovo and an independent
212  7,3 |            the view of the Byzantine capital:~ ~Now you may imagine that
213  7,3 |          probable that the fortified capital could successfully resist
214  7,3 |            will power, abandoned the capital and fled, taking with him
215  7,3 |       conquered territory within the capital and without, as well as
216  7,3 |           well as two palaces in the capital; the other three-quarters
217  7,3 |           and sea. For some days the capital stubbornly defended itself.~
218  7,3 |          hands of the crusaders. The capital of the Byzantine Empire “
219  7,3 |              by the crusaders in the capital of the Empire; even the
220  7,3 |          Besides five-eighths of the capital, Baldwin was awarded the
221  7,3 |           the thirteenth century the capital of the Greco-Byzantine despots
222  7,3 |            but after the fall of the capital of the Byzantine Empire,
223  7,3 |              taking of the Byzantine capital and of his own election.
224  7,4 |       summoned by the Emperor in the capital to put an end to the various
225  7,4 |              case of political plots capital punishment was often replaced
226  7,4 |           important monuments of the capital and remarked: “Constantinople
227  7,4 |              deign to make of it the capital of Islam!” Perhaps one should
228  7,4 |            thievish who dwell in the capital of Constantine; they belong
229  7,4 |            was the population of the capital at that time. But perhaps,
230  7,4 |          Eastern Empire. Then in the capital itself, as in some other
231  7,4 |             Empire.~ Not only in the capital, but also in many provincial
232  7,4 |              Forced to flee from the capital after its sack by the crusaders
233  7,4 |          which the best minds of the capital and youths anxious to learn
234  7,4 |            next in importance to the capital, Eustathius devoted much
235  7,4 |              wished to return to the capital. This wish was not fulfilled.
236  7,4 |        philological education in the capital and for some time was a
237  7,4 |             the lower classes in the capital. Prodromus has often incurred
238  7,4 |       structures, and customs of the capital of the Eastern Empire. In
239  7,4 |          being built not only in the capital, but also in the provinces.
240  7,4 |            had come to the Byzantine capital for the purpose of a reconciliation
241  8,2 |          moment of the taking of the capital by the crusaders; but at
242  8,2 |         Camaterus, however, left the capital for Bulgaria and refused
243  8,2 |           Balkan peninsula, with the capital at Constantinople, remained
244  8,2 |           Constantinople, became the capital of the new empire. Its position
245  8,5 |         Nicaea to restore the former capital of the Empire miscarried;
246  8,5 |       Michael Acominatus wrote: “The capital hurled by the barbarian
247  8,7 |              city of Arta became the capital of the new state.~ The history
248  8,7 |      Dyrrachium, hoping to reach the capital by land. But Theodore Angelus
249  8,9 |          peninsula and establish its capital at Tsargrad (Constantinople).
250  8,9 |             eastern patriarchs.~ The capital of the Latin Empire, surrounded
251  8,13|              emperors of Nicaea. The capital was transferred from Nicaea
252  8,13|          considering the sack of the capital by the crusaders, the “dispersal”
253  8,14|     crusaders. For the return of the capital to the Empire Vatatzes was
254  8,16|              After the taking of the capital by the Latins the boy Blemmydes
255  8,16|           bring them speedily to the capital, where Rodophilos, who has
256  9,1 |           the universe, the imperial capital of the Romans, which, by
257  9,2 |             Constantinople.”[4]~ The capital, which had never recovered
258  9,2 |             a golden crown. Then the capital opened its gates to him.
259  9,2 |          side of which, close to the capital, the rapacious Genoese had
260  9,2 |           became very popular in the capital. She fell a victim to the
261  9,2 |        Orthodoxy,” and Moscow as the capital of the Russian state became “
262  9,3 |            the Genoese away from the capital and opened negotiations
263  9,3 |           had been expelled from the capital. The Genoese were allowed
264  9,3 |            or Kipchak Horde with its capital at Sarai, on the lower Volga.
265  9,3 |         energetically. But after the capital was transferred from Nicaea
266  9,4 |             serious conflicts in the capital between the Catalans and
267  9,4 |     enthusiastically received in the capital; some men thought that the
268  9,4 |         Empire, the Spaniards in the capital and other cities were also
269  9,4 |           Venetians who lived in the capital were murdered. The Genoese
270  9,5 |        northern Macedonia), Dushan’s capital, there assembled the noble
271  9,5 |              aiming at the Byzantine capital and whom the badly organized
272  9,6 |           had been admitted into the capital were dancing and singing
273  9,6 |             menace Thessalonica. The capital of the Turkish state was
274  9,6 |            the death of John V), the capital of Bulgaria, Trnovo, was
275  9,6 |            his death. To protect the capital against danger from the
276  9,6 |             peace made at Turin, the capital of the Duchy of Savoy.~
277  9,7 |              The only relief for the capital lay in the unsatisfactory
278  9,7 |           acute need was felt in the capital that, as a Byzantine chronicler
279  9,7 |              from which the besieged capital could get some help. He
280  9,7 |   dissatisfaction was growing in the capital; the tired and exhausted
281  9,7 |           position of Manuel and his capital, as regards both finances
282  9,7 |        Manuel and Boucicaut left the capital for Venice.[156]~ The Republic
283  9,7 |         journey and came back to the capital via Genoa and Venice after
284  9,7 |              insurrection at Mistra, capital of the Despotat, which burst
285  9,7 |             of the population of the capital. Some complications within
286  9,7 |            to give up the siege. The capital’s relief from danger was,
287  9,7 |              satisfied to attack the capital; after an unsuccessful attempt
288  9,7 |       limited. After this siege, the capital dragged out a pitiful existence
289  9,7 |             of the population of the capital followed the hearse of the
290  9,8 |           Broquière, who visited the capital of the Palaeologi at the
291  9,8 |           and other monuments of the capital, attended the solemn church
292  9,8 |             the coming danger to the capital from the Turks, John VIII
293  9,9 |            at some distance from the capital, and governed by the Emperor’
294  9,9 |          Christian population of the capital, Asia, Thrace, and the islands,
295  9,9 |             the communication of the capital with the north and the ports
296  9,9 |             from the environs of the capital brought into the city and
297  9,9 |           part in the defense of the capital. Constantine and the population
298  9,9 |             capture of the Byzantine capital, Schlumberger, “the indescribable
299  9,9 |            night of May 29.~ The old capital of the Christian East, anticipating
300  9,9 |          1461 the far-off Trebizond, capital of the once independent
301  9,9 |            established and grew. Its capital was transferred from Hadrianople
302  9,12|          moment. The populace of the capital itself was particularly
303  9,12|              forced to flee from the capital, where their activity had
304  9,16|          Half of the churches in the capital were converted into mosques,
305  9,17|          testify to the decay of the capital.~ At the beginning of the
306  9,17|           for the corn supply of the capital, was cut off by the Turks,
307  9,17|  Constantinople in the hope that the capital was more secure than Thessalonica.[
308  9,17|          province separated from the capital by the Turkish and Serbian
309  9,18|         attributed the rescue of the capital to the miraculous intercession
310  9,18|    Constantinople. He was within the capital during the siege, so that