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  1  2,1 |       latter. He understood which way the world was moving, and
  2  2,3 |         sea, they even made their way, by the Bosphorus, to the
  3  2,3 |      children, had to force their way across the border into the
  4  2,3 |            they thought it a good way of rehabilitating the farming
  5  2,3 |      Alans and Huns, forced their way into Thrace, and headed
  6  2,3 |    advanced into Middle Greece by way of Thermopylae.~ The population
  7  2,3 |         thus cutting off Alaric’s way back through Middle Greece.
  8  2,3 |            Alaric then pushed his way to the north into Epirus
  9  2,5 | particularly anxious to find some way of reconciling the dissenting
 10  2,5 |      Frankish kingdom could in no way be dependent upon Constantinople;
 11  2,5 |         of the Goths stood in the way of a closer friendship between
 12  2,5 |          possible means to find a way of binding them to the capital.
 13  3,1 |          old sicknesses in such a way that new wounds may not
 14  3,4 |          Chosroes, who forced his way into Syria and sacked and
 15  3,4 |          attempted to force their way to the Black Sea but encountered
 16  3,5 |       learning and to open up the way found by us, so that they,
 17  3,5 |         that they, following this way, may become excellent ministers
 18  3,7 |          Rome, but he died on his way at Syracuse. The West did
 19  3,7 |    nothing was violated or in any way changed in the matter of
 20  3,8 |       these noble intentions gave way to the militarism dictated
 21  3,9 |      which carried their cargo by way of the Indian Ocean and
 22  3,9 |       communication with India by way of the Red Sea. The northeastern
 23  3,16|         already beginning to give way to that of Aristotle.[151]~
 24  3,16|         these legends found their way into south-Slavic and Russian
 25  4,1 |         presented in a systematic way. This teaching was not an
 26  4,1 |         the Syrian shores. On its way there, off the southern
 27  4,1 |          started out for Italy by way of Athens, and, after a
 28  4,2 |       importance and stood in the way of friendly relations with
 29  4,3 |          with Rome was reached by way of resolute alienation from
 30  4,4 |          did not immediately give way to military rulers. The
 31  4,4 |           alone. They found their way into the West and were later
 32  5,2 |        the chain which barred the way into the Golden Horn to
 33  5,4 |        powers. Images found their way into family life, for icons
 34  5,8 |    general rule, for he was in no way connected with the army
 35  5,8 |    against Constantinople. On his way he easily overcame the resistance
 36  5,8 |     Christian faith had found its way into Bulgaria long before
 37  5,8 |    contradictory, ranging all the way from the most damnatory
 38  6,2 |           half of his reign in no way depended upon his relations
 39  6,2 |      conquered many cities on his way. In the same letter the
 40  6,3 |        the battle of Achelous the way to Constantinople lay open
 41  6,3 |           Bulgarians forged their way as far south as the Dardanelles,[
 42  6,7 |           and the West, paved the way for the fall of the Empire,”[
 43  6,7 |        powerful from buying their way into peasant communities
 44  6,7 |     gangrene, which had eaten its way into the body of the village,
 45  6,7 |           by his desire to find a way for reconciliation with
 46  6,8 |          The Emperor found a good way out of the situation by
 47  7,1 |           declared, “opened a new way to the ambition of his descendants:
 48  7,1 |   received in the most flattering way and sumptuously entertained.
 49  7,1 |     through Constantinople on his way back from the Holy Land.
 50  7,1 |         at Nicaea in 1035, on his way back from Jerusalem. Perhaps
 51  7,1 |          become altered.” In this way Russia participated in the
 52  7,1 |          and order, went on their way pillaging and destroying
 53  7,1 | surrendered to the crusaders; the way to Jerusalem was open. But
 54  7,1 |        east to the west, on their way home. A rupture took place
 55  7,1 |         hast cleared for them the way to the earthly and visible
 56  7,1 |     another more divine and broad way, — that to the heavenly
 57  7,1 |           then withdrew; on their way back they met with a severe
 58  7,1 |       Constantinople by land, the way by which the first crusaders
 59  7,1 |         later Louis went the same way. The march of the crusaders
 60  7,1 |       ended in the most miserable way. The Muslims in the East
 61  7,1 |      policy in Italy in a similar way, Frederick Barbarossa entered
 62  7,2 |         by rapid steps far on the way towards disintegration and
 63  7,2 |     towards Constantinople on his way to the Holy Land. The Serbs
 64  7,3 |   territories; the whole maritime way from Venice to Constantinople
 65  7,3 |         Venetian vessels on their way to the East and at the same
 66  7,3 |           of all, in the clearest way that the idea of the movement
 67  7,4 |      imperial residence was in no way inferior to the Great Palace,
 68  8,7 |         her for Constantinople by way of Rome, where Pope Honorius
 69  8,9 |    Asiatic Greeks, and opened the way to the Nicene master to
 70  8,14|          changed his mind. On his way to Nicaea, in Macedonia,
 71  8,16|          century and prepared the way for the spiritual and political
 72  8,16|         Western ideas in the same way as the Odes of Horace or
 73  8,17|           This circumstance in no way proves that this meaning
 74  8,17|          Eastern Church was in no way inferior in size of land
 75  9,3 |    invading Byzantium. But on his way back from Tunis a terrible
 76  9,3 |          from fear of opening the way to the Turks. Influenced
 77  9,4 |           at that time was on his way across the Balkan peninsuia,
 78  9,5 |           Macedonia, lying on the way from Thessalonica to Constantinople.
 79  9,5 |           became obvious that the way to Constantinople was closed
 80  9,6 |           the Turks had paved the way for the conquest of Thrace;
 81  9,6 |    Byzantium had again to steer a way between the two republics,
 82  9,7 |       sailed in a small vessel by way of the mouth of the Danube
 83  9,7 |           whence, by a roundabout way through the Archipelago
 84  9,7 |      records exist describing the way the Emperor spent his leisure
 85  9,7 |           would stop there on his way home, made elaborate preparations
 86  9,7 |         against China, and on his way there died. After his death,
 87  9,11|       rulers. In his turn, on his way to the reconciliation with
 88  9,11|          Rome, but he died on his way to Lyons. His place was
 89  9,12|           opened to the monks the way to power and activity. A
 90  9,12|  σακκοφοροι),[255] who made their way into many families and sowed
 91  9,12|         had suffered in any other way.”[259] The carrying out
 92  9,13|         and who chose as the only way to its attainment complete
 93  9,13|         Athenian monks, where the way to attaining the more perfect “
 94  9,14|           Avignon to Rome. On his way to the Eternal City he was
 95  9,15|       laity arrived at Ferrara by way of Venice. The Grand Prince
 96  9,17|           John VIII, When, on his way back from the Crimea and
 97  9,18|  compromise with Rome as the only way to save the perishing Empire.
 98  9,18|  Hesychast quarrel. Therefore the way was well prepared for the
 99  9,18|       shaped themselves in such a way that the cultural life could
100  9,18|       best minds to enter the new way of free and independent
101  9,19|           and depict in a similar way the refractory, harsh, and
102  9,19|        triumphal arches along his way.[466] He is sometimes called “