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  1  2,1 |           mutinous population and the army rejected Galerius and proclaimed
  2  2,1 |         illumination and no celestial army chaplain to bring about
  3  2,2 |               elected Augustus by the army. After his death the new
  4  2,2 |            while at the same time the army proclaimed as Augustus Valentinian
  5  2,2 |               sent him as head of the army to Gaul to aid in the long
  6  2,2 |         served as the standard in the army, was abolished, and the
  7  2,2 |              Oh, Galilaean!”[89]~ His army generals and close friends
  8  2,2 |           death of Socrates.[90]~ The army proclaimed as emperor the
  9  2,3 |         labarum appeared again in the army. Jovian reigned only a few
 10  2,3 |              was one of the brilliant army generals in the West during
 11  2,3 |                who ranked high in his army, smote the citizens of Thessalonica
 12  2,3 |               some were placed in the army, while others were made
 13  2,3 |            references to Goths in the army. According to the historian
 14  2,3 |           known that the Goths in the army of Constantine the Great
 15  2,3 |              a Gothic regiment in the army of Julian.~ In the third
 16  2,3 |              furnish soldiers for the army and to obey all commands
 17  2,3 |             farming districts and the army. Then, too, the new subjects
 18  2,3 |              was killed and the Roman army completely defeated.~ The
 19  2,3 |              to serve in the imperial army and fight against men of
 20  2,3 |           into the ranks of the Roman army. In the course of time the
 21  2,3 |             In the course of time the army, whose duty it was to defend
 22  2,3 |            greater part into a German army, whose members often had
 23  2,3 |          overwhelming majority in the army. Thus, in the religious
 24  2,3 |               an officer in the Roman army. Honorius, the younger brother
 25  2,3 |               Athenian walls with his army, beheld the goddess Athena
 26  2,3 |            where the most responsible army posts and many of the important
 27  2,3 |              generals of the imperial army, the Goth Gaïnas. About
 28  2,3 |            thus strengthening our own army and our courage, you must
 29  2,3 |       expulsion of the Goths from the army, the formation of an indigenous
 30  2,3 |            formation of an indigenous army, and the establishment of
 31  2,3 |               general in the imperial army, the Goth Gaïnas, could
 32  2,4 |              element in the Byzantine army continued to be an influence
 33  2,4 |            barbarian influence in the army in general. Two events aggravated
 34  2,4 |        direction of nationalizing the army and weakening the dominance
 35  2,5 |                At the head of a large army composed of Huns, Bulgarians,
 36  2,5 |         applied to the support of the army. This also weighed heavily
 37  3   |          Tiberius, a commander in the army, whom he designated as Caesar.
 38  3,3 |           activities of the Byzantine army were crowned with triumphant
 39  3,3 |             view of the fact that the army was transferred to the west,
 40  3,4 |       involved the transfer of a vast army by sea to northern Africa,
 41  3,4 |             northern Africa, and this army would have to contend with
 42  3,4 |               At the head of the vast army and fleet he placed the
 43  3,4 |               the greater part of the army to Constantinople. Immediately
 44  3,4 |         strife of the Ostrogoths. One army began the conquest of Dalmada,
 45  3,4 |            transferred to Italy, this army conquered Naples and Rome.
 46  3,4 |            conquered by the Byzantine army in Italy and on the islands
 47  3,4 |             strategic skill. Totila’s army was defeated in 552 in the
 48  3,4 |      economizing on the upkeep of the army brought about a reduction
 49  3,8 |            directions. He reduced the army in numbers, and frequently
 50  3,8 |            kept back its pay. But the army, consisting mainly of mercenaries,
 51  3,8 |          people. The reduction of the army had other serious consequences:
 52  3,8 |              forced a decrease of the army; the absence of soldiers
 53  3,8 |          extreme poverty,” and “of an army so desperately in need of
 54  3,12|         former general in Justinian’s army and the aged ruler of Italy,
 55  3,16|        followed by a reduction of the army made it impossible for Justinian
 56  4,1 |        Palestine. Part of the Persian army, after crossing all of Asia
 57  4,1 | Constantinople, while another Persian army set out to conquer Egypt.
 58  4,1 |        Emperor was absent leading the army in distant campaigns, the
 59  4,1 |        immediately sent part of their army to Chalcedon. The Avaro-Slavonic
 60  4,1 |          repulse, they withdrew their army from Chalcedon and directed
 61  4,1 |              Byzantine Empire and her army were weakened after the
 62  4,1 |           prevailing in the Byzantine army. Numerically the troops
 63  4,1 |           general organization of the army was poor. It was subdivided
 64  4,1 |              Numerous as the Egyptian army was, its poor leadership
 65  4,1 |               the poor quality of the army which was intrusted, contrary
 66  4,1 |             number.[47] The Byzantine army was probably even less numerous.
 67  4,1 |           carried on by the Byzantine army was due primarily to the
 68  4,1 |             They were organized as an army and served as the rampart
 69  4,1 |              in the East, the Arabian army began its westward movement
 70  4,1 |               defeat of the Byzantine army, and the Emperor was forced
 71  4,3 |               Constantinople. But the army of Italy protected him against
 72  4,4 |             the Latin word exercitus (army).[89] In historical sources
 73  5,2 |            final defeat of the Muslim army. By force of an agreement
 74  5,2 |          caused heavy losses in their army. Slightly more than a year
 75  5,2 |     successful operations of the Arab army under the Caliph Harun-ar-Rashid,
 76  5,3 |             Bucellarians followed the army, supplying it with provisions.[
 77  5,4 |               high clergy, and by the army. The final failure of the
 78  5,4 |             necessary forces from its army, agriculture, and industry.
 79  5,4 |           quickly suppressed by Leo’s army, this strong reaction on
 80  5,5 |         because the major part of the army was favorably inclined to
 81  5,8 |              generals, leaders of the army. The case of Nicephorus
 82  5,8 |             no way connected with the army and held only the high post
 83  5,8 |              attacks of the Byzantine army, was erected from Syria
 84  5,8 |               European continent, the army of Thomas included Persians,
 85  5,8 |               in Cilicia over an Arab army of frontier troops and for
 86  5,8 |              Mutasim equipped a large army which penetrated deep into
 87  5,8 |               II, came there with his army, but was defeated and forced
 88  5,8 |           which he was lured with his army into ambush and defeated
 89  5,8 |            seriously wounded, and the army was almost completely annihilated.
 90  5,8 |         against him at the head of an army so powerful that even the
 91  5,8 |               and in the ranks of the army. In 813, Leo, a military
 92  5,8 |               the court party and the army, including its leading generals,
 93  5,8 |        iconoclastic tendencies of the army are attributed by some scholars
 94  5,8 |             Hence the majority of the army was iconoclastic by conviction.
 95  6,2 |            Euphrates by the Byzantine army. During these years of struggle
 96  6,2 |            time, the Emperor left his army and returned to the capital.
 97  6,2 |         crusade. He departed with his army from Antioch, entered Damascus,
 98  6,2 |             probability the Byzantine army did not go far beyond the
 99  6,2 |          conquered provinces, for his army returned to Antioch, which
100  6,2 |             many times by the enemy’s army. By his personal appearance
101  6,2 |             the help of the Byzantine army and the assistance of the
102  6,3 |          Simeon because the Byzantine army was engaged in the Arabian
103  6,3 |               upon him. The Bulgarian army defeated the Greeks in several
104  6,3 |            Anchialus, where the Roman army, taking to flight, was ingloriously
105  6,4 |            imperial city with a great army and numerous vessels.”[58]
106  6,4 |               troops in the Byzantine army from the early tenth century,
107  6,4 |               desire, to serve in the army of the Byzantine Emperor.[
108  6,4 |           that Igor organized a large army of “Varangians, Russians,
109  6,4 |                Vladimir, with a large army on numerous vessels to Byzantine
110  6,4 |               remnants of the Russian army of Vladimir hastened to
111  6,5 |         annihilation of the Byzantine army. “In a terrible night of
112  6,6 |            the ranks of the Byzantine army. The victory at Cannae strengthened
113  6,6 |               George Maniaces. In his army were the Scandinavian hero,
114  6,7 |              continue to serve in the army. These allotments survived
115  6,7 |           operations of the Byzantine army, the Novel contained the
116  6,7 |      Cappadocia, Basil and his entire army were lavishly entertained
117  6,8 |   fluctuations, in the victory of the army and the landowners, which
118  6,8 |      opposition formed, headed by the army of Asia Minor, which proclaimed
119  6,8 |              of civil government. The army and military affairs in
120  6,8 |           Michael Psellus wrote: “The army is the backbone of the Roman
121  6,8 |      soldier-emperor supported by the army, which alone could save
122  6,8 |              the ranks of the Arabian army on the eastern borders of
123  6,8 |             in the early battles. His army, made up of various tribes —
124  6,8 |   untrustworthy part of the Byzantine army was the Uze and Patzinak
125  6,8 |            caused great unrest in the army of Romanus Diogenes. At
126  6,8 |            the defeat of the imperial army. The soldiers became panic-stricken
127  6,8 |              were very great, for the army which defended the borders
128  6,8 |             was no longer a Byzantine army to resist the Turks. One
129  6,8 |               served in the Byzantine army played an important part
130  7,1 |            the seaward side, the land army under Alexius, composed
131  7,1 |              on entered the Byzantine army, in which they formed a
132  7,1 |           Serbs had taken part in the army of Alexius during his war
133  7,1 |              after that the Byzantine army probably entered Palestine.
134  7,1 |        ultramontani) are equipping an army, of more than 50,000, and
135  7,1 |              but they joined the main army in smaller bands. In 1097
136  7,1 |               defeat of the Byzantine army at Manzikert in 1071 Armenia
137  7,1 |            asserted, when “a Frankish army had set forth on a march
138  7,1 |               the force of a numerous army hurling lightnings angrily
139  7,1 |                in other words, a real army assembled. No one of the
140  7,1 |              leaders of the crusading army the following should be
141  7,1 |          Jerusalem. Under Godfrey the Army of Lorraine set forth on
142  7,1 |             head of the middle French army; Robert of Normandy and
143  7,1 |              head of the south French army stood Raymond, count of
144  7,1 |               southern Italian Norman army, had no interest in religion;
145  7,1 |        crusading movement. Bohemond’s army was perhaps the best prepared
146  7,1 |         Germans, and Spaniards in his army. His plan was to carry out
147  7,1 |           head of the whole Christian army against the common enemies
148  7,1 |             the arrival of the French army; finally, after some altercations
149  7,1 |         pitiful remnant of the German army returned to Nicaea. Some
150  7,1 |            the disaster of the German army. The sovereigns met and
151  7,1 |               send the Emperor a land army, and Venice, who had already
152  7,1 |              stand at the head of the army. A French abbot wrote to
153  7,2 |         Thessalonica, the Norman land army started to advance towards
154  7,2 |             respect for the Byzantine army, they were defeated and
155  7,2 |              Asia Minor the Byzantine army was severely defeated by
156  7,2 |                defeated the Christian army. The king of Jerusalem and
157  7,2 |               Meanwhile the crusading army of Frederick occupied Philippopolis.
158  7,2 |              spring, 1190, the German army crossed the Hellespont.~
159  7,2 |              Asia Minor the crusading army reached the limits of the
160  7,2 |             in a river; thereupon his army was dispersed. In Frederick
161  7,3 |              the cross. The crusading army was composed of French,
162  7,3 |             the head of the crusading army. Beloved and highly esteemed
163  7,3 |           excommunicate the crusading army, the crusaders attacked
164  7,4 |             epoch of the Comneni, the army cost the state enormous
165  7,4 |            and strengthening of their army. The army consisted of a
166  7,4 |      strengthening of their army. The army consisted of a great number
167  7,4 |               national element in the army — the Anglo-Saxon.~ The
168  8,2 |              Polovtzi) cavalry in his army, dealt a decisive defeat
169  8,7 |          clergy, and of all the large army.”[55] Another document testifies
170  8,8 |           sent towards Hadrianople an army which seems to have occupied
171  8,8 |            Hadrianople, he caused the army of John Vatatzes to withdraw.
172  8,10|               in Italy in Frederick’s army. But the relations of the
173  8,11|              and barons of the Tartar army” a long letter, in which
174  8,12|             Vatatzes crossed with his army to the European coast and
175  8,13|             the forming of a powerful army. Theodore wrote: “I have
176  8,13|            the “hellenization” of the army, contrary to the established
177  8,13|           Greeks, fought in Michael’s army. The battle of Pelagonia
178  8,16|               and should care for the army and navy. During peace he
179  9,2 |         suffered jointly by the whole army; but one thing is unbearable
180  9,3 |               coming to Italy with an army, Charles crushed Manfred
181  9,3 |          Finally, in 1260, the Mongol army was crushed by the Egyptian
182  9,4 |               small Hispano-Byzantine army, under Roger de Flor, freed
183  9,6 |             He surrounded the Serbian army and inflicted a crushing
184  9,7 |             there with a considerable army to aid the Christians in
185  9,7 |           safety and order, i.e., the army, government, and state officials;
186  9,7 |      formation of an indigenous Greek army; and that the army may devote
187  9,7 |              Greek army; and that the army may devote all their time
188  9,7 |        attacked the city with a great army and would have taken it
189  9,7 |              183] A strong Muhammedan army equipped with various war
190  9,8 |               Roumanians. A crusading army was formed under the command
191  9,8 |              With the remnants of the army, John Hunyadi retreated
192  9,9 |             he fought in the sultan’s army and described truthfully
193  9,17|      government to keep a large local army, so that the army was composed
194  9,17|               local army, so that the army was composed of mercenaries
195  9,17|            weak and disorganized land army, the Palaeologi endeavored