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  1  2,1 |          title. A period of civil war followed, during which both
  2  2,2 |         refused to do so. A civil war seemed to be unavoidable.
  3  2,3 |        taken by Theodosius in his war upon paganism in the East.
  4  2,5 |     Isaurian problem. The Persian War. Bulgarian and Slavic attacks.
  5  2,5 |         exhausting and profitless war with Persia, the state of
  6  2,5 |         devastated by the Persian War, and although he carried
  7  3,1 |           kingdom of Axum. In his war against the King of Yemen,
  8  3,3 |           When he decided to wage war against the Goths, Justinian
  9  3,4 |           Empire, waged continual war against Constantinople.
 10  3,4 |          take a serious part in a war. All this encouraged Justinian
 11  3,4 |           separately.~ The Vandal war lasted, with some peaceful
 12  3,4 |        Rome.”[22] Considering the war ended, the Emperor recalled
 13  3,4 |         and slain. The exhausting war lasted until the year 548,
 14  3,4 |   contemporaneous with the Vandal war. Justinian opened military
 15  3,4 |         Taking advantage of civil war between different pretenders
 16  3,4 |    Byzantine Empire.[30] A bloody war ensued, with apparent victory
 17  3,5 |         so that alike the time of war and the time of peace may
 18  3,7 |         fact that the Ostrogothic war began at this time in Italy
 19  3,8 |         that in view of the large war expenses his subjects “must
 20  3,8 |    beginning of the Peloponnesian war, so the historian Procopius,
 21  3,10|           period were the Persian War, the struggle with the Slavs
 22  3,11|      Maurice an almost continuous war was conducted against the
 23  3,11|         cease.”[118]~ The Persian war under Tiberius and Maurice
 24  3,11|           peninsula.[120] Another war with Persia began under
 25  3,11|        but the discussion of this war is deferred because, while
 26  3,16|         well as about the African War. The facts related by Corippus
 27  4,1 |          Emperor decided to begin war with Persia. In view of
 28  4,1 |           alluded to the six-year war in which Heraclius vanquished
 29  4,1 |     Uspensky, compared Heraclius’ war with the glorious campaigns
 30  4,1 |         announcing the end of the war and his brilliant victory.[
 31  4,1 |         Heraclius. — This Persian war marks a very significant
 32  4,1 | successful outcome of the Persian war, in the year 629. This name
 33  4,1 |      after the end of the Persian war, there appeared a formidable
 34  4,1 |     Muawiya renewed the offensive war against the Byzantine Empire
 35  5,2 |         the character of a sacred war. The results were satisfactory
 36  5,8 |      proportions of a grave civil war, which lasted for a period
 37  5,8 |         source, the ensuing civil war, “like some bursting cataracts
 38  6,2 |          VI the Wise (886-912). A war broke out with the Bulgarians,
 39  6,2 |       victory. It was during this war that the Magyars (Hungarians)
 40  6,2 |         thrown into the Bulgarian war. Luckily for the Empire,
 41  6,2 |         successful in the ensuing war with Saif-ad-Daulah in the
 42  6,2 |        aid the Emperor in case of war with the non-Muhammedans
 43  6,2 |          the continuing Bulgarian war demanded Basil’s undivided
 44  6,2 |         even though the Bulgarian war had not ceased. The Syrian
 45  6,2 |         civilization. Up to World War I the ruins of Ani were
 46  6,2 |          as soon as the Bulgarian war was over. As a result, one
 47  6,6 |           during the Second Punic War. Basil II owed part of his
 48  6,7 |           upkeep of the Bulgarian war became very great and the
 49  6,8 |           events of the Bulgarian war, left a history in ten books
 50  6,8 |        data on Sviatoslav and his war with the Greeks.~ The monograph
 51  6,8 |          Rebellion, the Bulgarian war, etc. All these are of special
 52  6,8 |        Muslims, while in times of war each side strove to gain
 53  7,1 |       which Byzantium had begun a war. Manuel accordingly determined
 54  7,1 |         complicated.~ ~The Norman War. —  The Duke of Apulia,
 55  7,1 |        Robert Guiscard, his great war against Alexius Comnenus.”~
 56  7,1 |        the eastern Emperor in his war against the Normans because
 57  7,1 |        army of Alexius during his war with the Normans and abandoned
 58  7,1 |          in the Bulgaro‑Byzantine war of the tenth century under
 59  7,1 |          Gregory’s plans the Holy War against Islam seems to have
 60  7,1 |    adventure and with the love of war. An expedition against the
 61  7,1 |    Christian zeal than by love of war and adventure, and the prospect
 62  7,1 |          strength enough to go to war again against the Muslims
 63  7,1 |      Emperor. He promised to make war on his nephew Tancred if
 64  7,1 |         from time to time to wage war in Europe, but there his
 65  7,1 |       Danishmandites, and began a war against his enemy of Asia
 66  7,1 |          did not venture to begin war with Byzantium with his
 67  7,1 |          serious measures for the war against Roger, upon whom
 68  7,1 |   energetically preparing for the war against “the western dragon,” “
 69  7,1 |      Byzantine Emperor.~ When the war between Frederick Barbarossa
 70  7,1 |       also arrived there. In this war Venice seems to have been
 71  7,2 |          put an end to the Norman war. As for the Seljuq danger
 72  7,3 |        custom of spending life in war. The domination of material
 73  8,2 |         merciless and destructive war. According to the statement
 74  8,2 |            before the First World War, one might have pointed
 75  8,2 |         art.[27] But during World War I Nicaea was bombarded,
 76  8,4 |         Seljuq Turks.~ Theodore’s war with the Seljuq Sultan,
 77  8,4 |      monasteries of Nicaea.~ This war seems to have brought about
 78  8,5 |     mercenaries had fallen in the war against the Turks, the victory,
 79  8,5 |         because shortly after the war Theodore had again at his
 80  8,7 |         of Epirus.~ Theodore made war against the neighboring
 81  8,9 |            as it was before World War I, almost all Serbia, and
 82  8,11| proposition of the prince to make war against John Vatatzes (Battacium), “
 83  8,16|         peace he must prepare for war, because strong weapons
 84  8,16|         during The Hundred Years’ War.[186] Krumbacher, who was
 85  8,17|      these border districts where war was the normal state of
 86  9,2 |     grandfather’s attitude. Civil war broke out between grandfather
 87  9,2 |     famous Cantacuzene. The civil war ended in favor of Andronicus
 88  9,2 |            1341-91). A long civil war, in which John Cantacuzene
 89  9,2 |       after the destructive civil war and foreign failures, a
 90  9,3 |       patriot, Michele Amari, The War of the Sicilian Vespers.
 91  9,3 |       Kipchak Khan Berke declared war against Michael, and in
 92  9,3 |      against Michael, and in this war the Bulgarian Tsar Constantine
 93  9,3 |        wife, and in the following war with the Bulgarian king,
 94  9,3 |           who were “the nerves of war,”[74] and left the eastern
 95  9,4 |  companies,” which lived only for war and would fight for pay
 96  9,4 |        Peter of Aragon during the war which burst out after the
 97  9,4 |        Such allies, accustomed to war, pillage, and violence,
 98  9,4 |           nothing.~ After a civil war between the sons of Stephen
 99  9,4 | Constantinople.~ During the civil war between the two Andronicoi,
100  9,4 |  commercial power Venice declared war on Genoa. Many of the hostilities
101  9,5 |          when a devastating civil war began to tear the Empire,
102  9,6 |          facilitated by the civil war in the Empire, in which
103  9,6 |          and the Venetian-Genoese War. — Toward the end of the
104  9,6 |        was actively preparing for war. After the horrors of the
105  9,6 |           Genoa, exhausted by the war, made peace. Since it failed
106  9,6 |        only a short time; again a war broke out, the war of Tenedos.
107  9,6 |        again a war broke out, the war of Tenedos. Tenedos, one
108  9,6 |       throne for three years. The war which had broken out between
109  9,6 |       East. At last, in 1381, the war ended with the peace made
110  9,6 |        Turin, which ended a great war caused by the economic rivalry
111  9,7 |       epoch of the Hundred Years’ War between France and England.
112  9,7 |        army equipped with various war machinery attempted to take
113  9,8 |          succeeded in arousing to war against the Turks the Hungarians,
114  9,9 |         conditions for successful war: to want (victory), to be
115  9,9 |       what extent. The remains of war still exist between the
116  9,9 |          cannot hope for maritime war. In Spain, as you know,
117  9,17|         that time, with the civil war between John V and John
118  9,18|        calling to mind the Trojan war and Homer, the poem has