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 1  2,1 |           which ended in a complete victory for Constantine. Licinius
 2  2,1 |        Church would have gained her victory even apart from Constantine.
 3  2,1 |            scene. In any event, the victory of Christianity all over
 4  2,1 |             the acceleration of the victory of the church; the main
 5  2,1 |        generally connected with his victory over Maxentius in 312, should
 6  2,1 |          two of his works about the victory over Maxentius. In his earlier
 7  2,1 |         twenty-five years after the victory over Maxentius and is usually,
 8  2,1 |          Two years later, after his victory over Maxentius and agreement
 9  2,2 |           ordered that the Altar of Victory, personifying for paganism
10  2,2 |     religious freedom but religious victory as well.~ At the time of
11  2,3 |           widespread only after the victory of orthodoxy at the Council
12  2,3 |             removal of the Altar of Victory from the Roman Senate. The
13  2,3 |           Roman provinces. For this victory over the Goths, Claudius
14  2,3 |              related that after the victory of Theodosius, “peace was
15  2,3 |             had perished.”[109] The victory of the Goths at Hadrianople
16  2,5 |           the time of Christ to the victory of Constantine over Licinius.
17  3,4 |   definitely restored by a decisive victory on the part of John Troglita,
18  3,4 |           war ensued, with apparent victory for the Persians. Belisarius
19  3,4 |           In order to celebrate his victory, Silko set up in a temple
20  3,7 |             of the inevitable final victory of Monophysitism. She died
21  3,8 |             rioters, Nika, meaning “victory” or “vanquish,” has given
22  4,1 |      composed an Epinikion (Song of Victory) for the occasion, entitled
23  4,1 |             to Syria. The Byzantine victory over the Avars before Constantinople
24  4,1 |           the war and his brilliant victory.[16] “In 629 Heraclius’
25  4,1 |             to note that Heraclius’ victory over the Persians is mentioned
26  4,1 | congratulations to Heraclius on his victory over the Persians, together
27  4,4 |        taken by Heraclius after his victory over Persia were, he believed,
28  4,4 |           of Armenia. The brilliant victory over Persia which led to
29  4,4 |           the occasion of his final victory over the Persians. Among
30  5,2 |         from this standpoint, Leo’s victory assumes universal historical
31  5,6 |        Peace-giving, many years and victory!”~ Scholars have expressed
32  5,8 |      against the eastern Arabs. His victory in the north over the Russians
33  5,8 |       following year (831) gained a victory in Cilicia over an Arab
34  5,8 |          slain.[138] This brilliant victory of Byzantine arms resounded
35  5,8 |           Council of Nicaea and the victory of the image-worshipers,
36  5,8 |             historians as a partial victory for the iconoclasts over
37  5,8 |        other words, until the final victory of image-worship. This work
38  5,8 |       believers because of Christ’s victory over death and hell. Under
39  6,2 |             very great consequence. Victory was sometimes on the side
40  6,2 |              which ended with their victory. It was during this war
41  6,2 |         Himerius gained a brilliant victory over the Arabs in the Aegean.
42  6,2 |    reception, was the last military victory in the active and glorious
43  6,3 |           Middle Danube. After this victory Simeon turned his attention
44  6,3 |        Byzantine Empire. A decisive victory over the Greek troops brought
45  6,6 |         famous in history since the victory of Hannibal during the Second
46  6,6 |             the Byzantine army. The victory at Cannae strengthened the
47  6,7 |            not live to witness this victory, because the letters sent
48  6,7 |         could be considered a great victory, which made him completely
49  6,8 |             of fluctuations, in the victory of the army and the landowners,
50  6,8 |             landowners, which was a victory of the provinces over the
51  6,8 |           Turks. This was the first victory of the military party over
52  6,8 |           private individual.~ This victory of the military party was
53  6,8 |          accession marks the second victory of the military party. The
54  6,8 |        century marked still another victory of the military party and
55  7,1 |             under that monarch. The victory over the Normans and Guiscard’
56  7,1 |             full advantage of their victory.~ After a short relief obtained
57  7,1 |        standpoint gained a definite victory over the primitive idea
58  7,1 |          delivered to him. The next victory of the crusaders at Dorylaeum (
59  7,1 |             the Muslims won a great victory over Bohemond and the other
60  7,1 |             them. In memory of this victory, John even instituted a
61  7,1 |      unknown, Qilij Arslan used his victory with moderation and opened
62  7,2 |              What would a spiritual victory signify for the curia if
63  7,3 |        right to celebrate his first victory in the crusade.~ When the
64  7,3 |            power. It was a complete victory for the able, thoughtfully
65  8,2 |         which had brought about the victory of Hadrianople, promptly
66  8,2 |          favorable to him after the victory of Hadrianople. In his person,
67  8,4 |           moral significance of the victory of the Greek Christian Emperor
68  8,4 |        wrote in honor of Theodore’s victory a long and bombastic panegyric.[
69  8,5 |       Greeks rejoiced in Theodore’s victory, the Latin emperor, Henry,
70  8,5 |             contented with the same victory, however strange it may
71  8,5 |          war against the Turks, the victory, in the opinion of Henry,
72  8,5 |         well-armed Greeks.[37]~ The victory over the Turks allowed Theodore
73  8,5 |        support Henry. “To have full victory and possess our Empire we
74  8,5 |        gives a brief account of his victory over the Greeks, who “with
75  8,7 |  neighboring Latin kingdom, won the victory and in 1222, without great
76  8,9 |             and ended in a complete victory for John Asen, who was vigorously
77  8,9 |           and John Asen.~ After the victory over Theodore of Epirus,
78  8,9 |          told of the results of his victory in this inflated style; “
79  8,13|          troops have got so great a victory that the fame of it has
80  8,13|        troops. This was a brilliant victory for Genoa which, after Saladin’
81  8,14|   pontificate, obtained a brilliant victory: the Lateran Council, in
82  8,14|        Church to Rome; for complete victory a religious union was necessary,
83  9,4 |         from the Turkish siege. The victory of the western mercenaries
84  9,4 |             Catalans won a decisive victory over the French troops.
85  9,4 |      supported the grandfather. The victory of the Serbs in 1330 over
86  9,4 |             a decisive share in the victory. In his flight the Bulgarian
87  9,6 |          Kossovo. At the outset the victory seemed to be on the side
88  9,6 |           result; each side claimed victory. The friendly relations
89  9,7 |    especially after their brilliant victory at Nicopolis, not only from
90  9,8 |         politician.[194]~ After the victory of the Turks at Varna, John
91  9,8 |          arms gained a considerable victory, though of short duration,
92  9,8 |          their conquests. After his victory over the Christians at Varna,
93  9,9 |            successful war: to want (victory), to be ashamed (of dishonor,
94  9,9 |        deplorable, was the enormous victory of the Turks, the extreme
95  9,9 |             forced to recognize the victory of Christ”; that Christianity,
96  9,13|      century resulted in a decisive victory for strict Orthodoxy in