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  1  2,1 |          circle may exercise very powerful influence if its members
  2  2,1 |           support of the firm and powerful Church and episcopate. It
  3  2,2 |        activity rushed forth in a powerful stream. Quite naturally,
  4  2,3 |       were rapidly growing into a powerful force which could at any
  5  2,3 |       reign, was the party of the powerful eunuch, the favorite Eutropius.
  6  3,4 |          a people who possessed a powerful fleet and who even in the
  7  3,4 |         with the exception of the powerful fortress of Septum, near
  8  3,6 |           church might serve as a powerful weapon in the hands of the
  9  3,7 |         wife, Theodora, who had a powerful influence over him. One
 10  3,9 |          the greater and the more powerful?” The elderly Persian, snatching
 11  3,9 |         Our king is both the more powerful and the greater and richer,
 12  3,9 |          the grander and the more powerful.” The King, upon hearing
 13  3,9 |        were certainly a splendid, powerful, and sagacious people. So
 14  3,10| successors of Justinian.~When the powerful figure of Justinian disappeared
 15  4,1 |     emperors, became particularly powerful in the sixth century under
 16  4,1 |       important place as the most powerful state in the world. Territorially
 17  4,1 |  Bulgarians gradually developed a powerful state which was, quite naturally,
 18  5,2 |           of the early caliphate. Powerful Calif Walid I (705-15),
 19  5,2 | Slavonized and transformed into a powerful state with definite offensive
 20  5,8 |       stood at the head of such a powerful force that Caliph Mamun
 21  5,8 |        dynasty, which possessed a powerful fleet, rose in Tunis in
 22  5,8 |            having sensed in him a powerful enemy capable of gaining
 23  5,8 |         at the head of an army so powerful that even the Asiatic forces
 24  5,8 |         of the image-worshipers a powerful weapon for their struggle
 25  6   |           the year 1025, when the powerful figure of Basil II disappeared
 26  6,7 |           and utilized.[125]~The “powerful” and the “poor”. — The legislative
 27  6,7 |         dynasty the class of the “powerful” (δυνατοι), or magnates,
 28  6,7 |      appeal for protection to the powerful magnates and pay for that
 29  6,7 |    independence.~ The rise of the powerful in the tenth century, seemingly
 30  6,7 |          the infringements of the powerful. The reasons must be sought
 31  6,7 |           large landholdings. The powerful, who controlled a vast number
 32  6,7 |         crush the strength of the powerful and uphold the interests
 33  6,7 |        and tenth centuries by the powerful, who strove to buy up these
 34  6,7 |       simple. They prohibited the powerful from buying their way into
 35  6,7 |       their free commune; (2) the powerful would be forbidden to acquire
 36  6,7 |           peasants very hard. The powerful took advantage of the desperate
 37  6,7 |     shocking open practice of the powerful forced Romanus to publish
 38  6,7 |        the peasants from whom the powerful had bought land against
 39  6,7 |           II, was a member of the powerful class, and, quite naturally,
 40  6,7 |       legislation in favor of the powerful class, even though it speaks
 41  6,7 |         for the prosperity of the powerful, and did not even permit
 42  6,7 |     lawlessness and growth of the powerful class.~ The sternest foe
 43  6,7 |           The sternest foe of the powerful class was Basil II Bulgaroctonus.
 44  6,7 | Bulgaroctonus. Two leaders of the powerful families of Asia Minor,
 45  6,7 |       protected the rights of the powerful who had illegally seized
 46  6,7 |           estates acquired by the powerful from village communities
 47  6,7 |        remain in the hands of the powerful only if the latter could
 48  6,7 |        and the desire to deal the powerful a heavy blow had grown very
 49  6,7 |         have gone far to ruin the powerful owners of both ecclesiastical
 50  6,7 |    interest in the welfare of the powerful and by his desire to find
 51  6,7 |          the encroachments of the powerful, accomplished very few definite
 52  7,1 |      party formed against the all‑powerful favorite Alexius Comnenus;
 53  7,1 |         was watered.”[12] The all‑powerful ruler, Alexius Comnenus,
 54  7,1 |          age, became the sole all‑powerful emperor.~ Ascending the
 55  7,1 |           recalls the name of the powerful Duke of Apulia. With Robert’
 56  7,1 |       western Europe and evoked a powerful emotion of religious enthusiasm.
 57  7,1 |        some auxiliary troops, not powerful and well‑organized armies.~
 58  7,1 |      comites and other nobles and powerful men, authorized them to
 59  7,1 |          itself, and David became powerful.”~ When in 1095, in connection
 60  7,1 |           which is to be that all‑powerful time will disgrace and dishonor
 61  7,1 |       Seljuqs into the hands of a powerful caliph of Egypt, of the
 62  7,1 |            had become excessively powerful at Antioch, at the expense
 63  7,1 |           establish in the East a powerful Norman state; he realized
 64  7,1 |           at once one of the most powerful sovereigns of Europe. It
 65  7,1 |          contemporary wrote: “The powerful capital of Apulia, famous
 66  7,1 |       dominion. By his order, the powerful Alexius Comnenus was arrested
 67  7,1 |       three years old, became all‑powerful sovereign of the Empire.
 68  7,1 |         towards Thessalonica. The powerful Norman fleet also arrived
 69  7,2 |           dynasty of the Angeli a powerful rival to Byzantium arose
 70  7,3 |      resembled a young man by his powerful energy, devoted patriotism,
 71  7,3 |            he judged Boniface too powerful and his possessions situated
 72  7,3 |      distant from Venice and less powerful than Boniface. He was duly
 73  7,3 |       very weak compared with the powerful Republic, whose position
 74  7,4 |      imperial family and high and powerful officials, the miserable
 75  7,4 |         of Greek art remained all powerful in the twelfth century,
 76  8,2 |          it was threatened by the powerful sultan of Iconium, who occupied
 77  8,2 |        inhabitants boasted of the powerful walls, towers, and gates
 78  8,8 |     Honorius III, speaking of the powerful Empire of Romania and the
 79  8,13|     attention to the forming of a powerful army. Theodore wrote: “I
 80  8,16|        seek new fields in the now powerful Serbian kingdom, or to join
 81  8,17|          the protection of a more powerful man, passed from Roman times
 82  8,17|        landowners, the so-called “powerful” men or magnates, took advantage
 83  8,17|    encroaching tendencies of the “powerful” men, they were at the same
 84  8,17|   patronage) of their wealthy and powerful neighbors wished thereby
 85  8,17|        the large landowners (the “powerful” men) continued their very
 86  8,17|         in 922 which forbade the “powerful” to acquire any property
 87  8,17|         the Byzantine Empire. The powerful provincial magnates were
 88  8,17|      Empire the existence of this powerful provincial aristocracy had
 89  9,2 |           first and also the last powerful emperor of restored Byzantium.”[
 90  9,2 |       interwoven, was marked by a powerful spiritual and artistic culture,
 91  9,2 |    Cantacuzene, the ambitious and powerful Alexius Apocaucus, the patriarch;
 92  9,2 |           the other side rose the powerful Turkish state: this was
 93  9,3 |         that menaced her from the powerful Charles of Anjou.~ ~Eastern
 94  9,3 |           Ain-Jalut. Another very powerful Mongol state was at that
 95  9,3 |  combination.[70] To win over the powerful Nogai Michael gave him his
 96  9,4 |           of the Aegean Sea. This powerful stream of Albanian colonization
 97  9,4 |            Besides these two most powerful commercial republics there
 98  9,6 |          of Galata had obtained a powerful economic and political position
 99  9,7 |       appeal for help to the most powerful rulers of western Europe
100  9,9 |       narrowest point, he built a powerful stronghold with towers,
101  9,9 |     effort adequately to meet his powerful adversary in the unequal
102  9,11|         West in the person of the powerful and menacing Charles of
103  9,17|           number of Greeks became powerful landowners in Thessaly after
104  9,17|        was becoming more and more powerful, the position of the lower
105  9,17|          well-organized city with powerful fortifications and a detailed
106  9,17|           rivalry between the two powerful republics, Genoa and Venice,