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  1  2,1 |            Christians could not be forced to participate in pagan
  2  2,2 |         successors would have been forced to grant to Christianity
  3  2,2 |        after his own election, was forced by the demands of his soldiers
  4  2,2 |            constantly. Constantius forced him to spend a few years
  5  2,2 |            of paganism, but he was forced to hide his religious convictions
  6  2,2 |        which attracted rather than forced people to join in the offering
  7  2,2 |     Christian of the Nicene Creed. Forced by the king of Persia, Jovian
  8  2,3 |          affairs the brothers were forced to face a very severe struggle
  9  2,3 |          the council and was later forced to withdraw from his see,
 10  2,3 |            spite of his power, was forced publicly to acknowledge
 11  2,3 |            half pagan, viewed this forced removal of the altar as
 12  2,3 |            The Emperor Gordian was forced to pay the Goths an annual
 13  2,3 |           the Empire (270-75), was forced to give up Dacia to the
 14  2,3 |            help of Alans and Huns, forced their way into Thrace, and
 15  2,3 |            Greco-Roman population, forced into the background, watched
 16  2,3 |            In fact, Theodosius was forced during the later years of
 17  2,3 |        success of the Germans, was forced to yield. He sent Eutropius
 18  2,3 |           of the beloved Patriarch forced the Emperor to recall him
 19  2,3 |       established, the Emperor was forced to pay them a large sum
 20  2,4 |           presided at the council, forced members of the council who
 21  2,5 |          and Antioch caused by the forced introduction of the decisions
 22  3,3 |          extent the Visigoths were forced into subjection to the Byzantine
 23  3,4 |          the remaining troops were forced to engage in an overwhelming
 24  3,4 |         over it, for Justinian was forced to cede Provence to the
 25  3,4 |           advance of Chosroes, who forced his way into Syria and sacked
 26  3,4 |        five years, and then he was forced to pay a large sum of money
 27  3,4 |         Slavic invasions and often forced the Slavs to retreat beyond
 28  3,7 |        Anthimus that Justinian was forced regretfully to change his
 29  3,8 |           in problems of heredity, forced and sometimes false donations
 30  3,8 |            threatening that he was forced almost immediately to revoke
 31  3,8 |      vicious circle. Lack of money forced a decrease of the army;
 32  3,9 |      regulated commerce. This fact forced Justinian to establish close
 33  3,12|        person of the pope, who was forced not only to care for the
 34  4,1 |        Syrian border, which it was forced to protect. For this purpose
 35  4,1 |         and hunger, the Arabs were forced to make a desperate attempt
 36  4,1 |           the Byzantine Empire was forced to abandon Egypt forever.
 37  4,1 |        Arabs. The aged Muawiya was forced to negotiate a peace agreement
 38  4,1 |            emperor Constans II was forced to undertake a campaign “
 39  4,1 |            by Asparuch (Isperich), forced by the Khazars to move westward
 40  4,1 |          army, and the Emperor was forced to negotiate a treaty according
 41  4,1 |            by the fact that he was forced to flee by the hatred of
 42  4,4 |           Byzantine government was forced to undertake decisive measures
 43  4,4 |           These altered conditions forced the Empire to resort in
 44  4,4 |           of the Empire, which was forced to direct all its energies
 45  5,2 | Constantinople, Leo III definitely forced them back. This was the
 46  5,2 |    railroad to Konia). This defeat forced the Arabs to clear the western
 47  5,2 |        year 782-83 the Empress was forced to beg for peace. The resulting
 48  5,2 |          on the Lower Danube, were forced above all to defend their
 49  5,2 |    conquerors, the Bulgarians were forced to struggle with the conquered
 50  5,2 |          its military failures was forced to agree to pay tribute
 51  5,4 |            decree, was deposed and forced to retire to his estate,
 52  5,5 |         great difficulties, and it forced him to take more decisive
 53  5,5 |         severe measures. They were forced to put on secular dress,
 54  5,5 |          In one instance they were forced to march in file through
 55  5,5 |       temple with drawn swords and forced the assembly to disperse.
 56  5,8 |         exclusive predominance and forced Arabian nationality into
 57  5,8 |         was doomed to fail. He was forced to flee, and was later captured
 58  5,8 |     government taxes and were thus forced to transfer their property
 59  5,8 |  occupation of Amorion, but he was forced to give up his plans and
 60  5,8 |         army, but was defeated and forced to retreat. At the same
 61  5,8 |        boliads” (nobles)[149] were forced to drink from it.~ In 813
 62  5,8 |       situation in Bulgaria, which forced him to seek closer relations
 63  5,8 |            measures against images forced them to unite their ranks,
 64  5,8 |        although they were at times forced by circumstances to feign
 65  5,8 |            heated disputes finally forced Michael III to convoke a
 66  6,1 |          sons of Romanus Lecapenus forced their father to abdicate
 67  6,2 |           and the inhabitants were forced to eat grass, skins of animals,
 68  6,2 |            operations of the Arabs forced the Byzantine rulers to
 69  6,2 |         944 the city of Edessa was forced to give up its precious
 70  6,2 |         set in after Ashot’s death forced the Muslims to intervene
 71  6,2 |      invasions of the Seljuq Turks forced Basil II to assume personal
 72  6,3 |           defeated the Magyars and forced them to move north to the
 73  6,4 |       large number of people, Oleg forced the Emperor to initiate
 74  6,4 |          Korsun) in the Crimea and forced Basil to yield and fulfill
 75  6,5 |          Patzinaks were constantly forced to the west by other barbaric
 76  6,5 |     Patzinaks, and the Emperor was forced to buy peace at a very heavy
 77  6,6 |           in the Byzantine Empire, forced the young Emperor Otto II (
 78  6,7 |             and not only were they forced to consent to the absolution
 79  6,7 |            of his life, for he was forced to leave it in 886, when
 80  6,7 |           is also known that Basil forced the Jews of the Empire to
 81  6,7 |         spite of this, the Emperor forced a presbyter to perform the
 82  6,7 |           I Lecapenus, and Zoë was forced to embrace monastic life,
 83  6,7 |       bishops, and the Emperor was forced to give up his scheme.~
 84  6,7 |           taxes and various duties forced to appeal for protection
 85  6,7 |           practice of the powerful forced Romanus to publish in 934
 86  6,7 |        took him to the capital and forced him to remain there to the
 87  6,7 |          Longobards, who were soon forced to cede the conquered territories
 88  6,8 |           Michael Stratioticus was forced to abdicate and spend the
 89  6,8 |          emperor in Asia Minor and forced Parapinakes to assume the
 90  7,1 |          took possession of Syria, forced the Christians to restore
 91  7,1 |            Dorylaeum (Eski‑Shehr), forced the Turks to evacuate the
 92  7,1 |       defeat at Dyrrachium and was forced to make peace with Alexius
 93  7,1 |          The Empire’s enemies were forced to recede everywhere, so
 94  7,1 |       vessels impossible, John was forced, still in the first years
 95  7,1 |         with the Bulgars, had been forced to come to Byzantium at
 96  7,1 |     success. Besieged, Antioch was forced to ask him for peace, which
 97  7,1 |           City” unstable, and even forced him to leave Rome for a
 98  7,1 |          owing to an epidemic, was forced to return without great
 99  7,1 |           Emperor. But Baldwin was forced to enter into a treaty with
100  7,1 |          to a greater extent, were forced to resort to coercive measures.
101  7,2 |             they were defeated and forced to evacuate Thessalonica
102  7,2 |          of the Kingdom of Sicily, forced Isaac to regard him with
103  7,3 |          have stormed the city and forced it to surrender … Under
104  7,3 |         full amount fixed and were forced to support the Venetians
105  7,3 |           bank of the Golden Horn, forced the iron chain which protected
106  7,4 |          an independent state, and forced the Emperors to consider
107  7,4 |         property; but later he was forced by means of other Novels,
108  7,4 |         islands of the Archipelago forced Christodulus and the monks
109  7,4 |           of Byzantium. Manuel was forced to yield and declared that
110  7,4 |         the crusade, was gradually forced to change his mind and to
111  7,4 |        despite the measures taken, forced the government to collect
112  7,4 |         aristocracy, just as it is forced to lose its numerous other
113  7,4 |          the Franks in 1204 he was forced to give up his seat to a
114  7,4 |       reached the highest degrees. Forced to flee from the capital
115  8,2 |         the despots of Epirus were forced to yield to the increasing
116  8,11|           Bohemia before they were forced to retrace their march to
117  8,14|     un-canonical, nevertheless was forced to yield and, “at his own
118  8,14|           the papal delegates were forced to withdraw, loaded with
119  8,17|            to lay estate, and thus forced to discharge their state
120  8,17|        1081-1185). But Alexius was forced to recognize Trebizond as
121  9,2 |          the Turks Manuel had been forced to suffer before he ascended
122  9,3 |          unsuccessful. Charles was forced to give up his plans against
123  9,3 |            Mongol Great Khan Mangu forced him to give up his aggressive
124  9,3 |            this defeat Michael was forced to abandon Hulagu and to
125  9,3 |        that the Bulgarian king was forced to stop hostilities.[71]
126  9,5 |            Serbian kings, were now forced to yield to the higher authority
127  9,6 |           the Athonian monasteries forced one of the monks, Athanasius,
128  9,6 |          Genoese and Ottoman-Turks forced John Cantacuzene to give
129  9,8 |       father’s death John had been forced to cede several cities of
130  9,9 |             seriously wounded, was forced to abandon the battle; he
131  9,9 |          Apostate, will be finally forced to recognize the victory
132  9,12|    severity and the Arsenites were forced to flee from the capital,
133  9,13|           hand of Barlaam, who was forced publicly to express repentance
134  9,17|            the payment of tribute, forced stays at the Turkish court,
135  9,17|           well, the government was forced sometimes to tolerate their
136  9,18|          written either during his forced stay at the Turkish court
137  9,18|         Cantacuzene, who after his forced abdication ended his days
138  9,18|            father’s fall, was also forced to take refuge in the cowl.
139  9,18|         their rulers. Laonikos was forced to flee from Athens, spent
140  9,18|         one of extreme misery, was forced to use his literary talent
141  9,19|         centuries many Greeks were forced to leave their country for