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 1  2,1 |           a moment to consider his real religious consciousness
 2  2,1 |             Numerical strength and real influence need not coincide
 3  2,1 |           not be considered as his real conversion to Christianity;
 4  2,4 |            problem, which became a real menace to the state at the
 5  2,5 |  earthquakes it did not serve as a real barrier to the enemy’s approach
 6  2,5 |         power of the newcomers had real authority only after official
 7  2,5 |          tax burdens rather than a real diminution of them.[155]
 8  3,4 |          two was an anachronism. A real union was out of the question.
 9  3,5 |      sanction whatever, so that in real practice a judge had to
10  3,5 |            of civil law became the real law for many places. “Roman
11  3,11|    culminate in the formation of a real alliance for combined action
12  3,15|     declaring that not one drop of real Hellenic blood runs through
13  3,15|           For not a single drop of real pure Hellenic blood flows
14  3,15|  conclusions to Attica without any real basis. In the second volume
15  3,15|           on good grounds that the real originator of Fallmerayer’
16  4,1 |             such as Caetani’s, the real causes of the irrepressible
17  5,2 |   surrounded the capital by sea. A real siege of Constantinople
18  5,3 |    different penalties without any real basis for the discrimination.
19  5,5 |           which would not form any real opposition to the measures
20  5,6 |         whose mother Irene was the real ruler of the Empire.[107]
21  5,8 |            the winter is over, but real spring has not yet arrived,”
22  5,8 |        interest in portraiture and real life which imposed its dominant
23  6,2 |           the Muslims, undertook a real crusade. He departed with
24  6,3 |          This treaty represented a real success of wise and energetic
25  6,7 |   temporary or hereditary lease of real estate, i.e., land, houses,
26  6,8 |         these measures provided no real solution to the Patzinak
27  6,8 |           may be asserted that the real event on which it is based
28  7,1 |        time to control. Besides, a real and immediate danger pressed
29  7,1 |        broke upon western Europe a real wail of despair, a real
30  7,1 |            real wail of despair, a real cry of a drowning man who
31  7,1 |           were able to take up the real restoration of the Temple
32  7,1 |  individual pilgrimages there were real expeditions to the Holy
33  7,1 |          east was forming, and the real scale and importance of
34  7,1 |        minded were urged on by the real desire of worshipping at
35  7,1 |           excellent picture of the real attitude of Byzantium towards
36  7,1 |         princes; in other words, a real army assembled. No one of
37  7,1 |           difficult to discern his real features; in reality, he
38  7,1 |        later this developed into a real alliance between the two
39  7,1 |         barely escaped ending in a real catastrophe to the retreating
40  7,1 |             seems to have been the real initiator of the crusade,
41  7,2 |            of the Angeli, became a real menace to the Latin Empire
42  7,2 |      threaten Antioch. Moreover, a real danger came from Egypt,
43  7,4 |        policy and had no solid and real basis in public opinion.
44  7,4 |     calling her in the prologue “a real friend of literature” (φιλολογωτατη).
45  7,4 |           perhaps Timarion was the real name of the author. Timarion
46  7,4 |           for such descriptions of real life as the famous description
47  7,4 |        call desperately dull and a real trial to read. This opinion
48  8,4 |  concealing under this pretext his real aim of taking possession
49  8,5 |     century said that Henry was “a real Ares.”[43] The historians
50  8,5 |            Empire Henry became the real founder. His institutions
51  8,8 |          the point of becoming the real restorer of the Byzantine
52  8,10|         his universality, he was a real Renaissance genius on the
53  8,11|           European gossip, has any real historical value,[86] and
54  8,13|          the Venetians. This was a real offensive and defensive
55  8,16|            the child John IV, were real admirers of learning and
56  8,16|   suggestions cannot correspond to real requirements… The misfortune
57  8,16|         had no creative force, and real life was veiled from him
58  8,16|          his “imperial statue” the real image of Theodore II was
59  8,16|        before his eyes, though the real traits in his ideal ruler
60  8,16|            father John Vatatzes, a real love for knowledge. The
61  8,16|           remain unsolved till the real prototype of this romance
62  8,17|          other words, here was the real medieval immunity on the
63  8,17|         one notice in Byzantium “a real embryo of a feudal order,
64  9,3 |            legend which made him a real tyrant, “covetous, cunning,
65  9,3 |         Turks of Central Asia on a real Yellow Crusade (Croisade
66  9,3 |        bodies of troops, sometimes real predatory bands, regardless
67  9,4 |       Turks had already become the real masters of Asia Minor, with
68  9,4 |           author, one gives it its real name. Those provinces of
69  9,4 |         was very strongly felt. No real peace between Genoa and
70  9,4 |          had already obtained some real successes, which indicated
71  9,6 |       representative reflected the real spirit in Constantinople
72  9,7 |          there was going on a very real and active polemic struggle
73  9,7 |          that the inhabitants were real Hellenes and not Romans,
74  9,8 |         John VIII hoped to receive real help against the Turks from
75  9,8 |       Union of Florence. As far as real help to Byzantium was concerned,
76  9,9 |          who had at his disposal a real park of artillery. The perfected
77  9,9 |           of course, could have no real importance for the outcome
78  9,9 |         that Constantinople was “a real abode [velut domicilium
79  9,13|      nation the only permanent and real consolation.[279]~ ~The
80  9,14|          conversion in Rome had no real results, and he could receive
81  9,15|         the “heretic” Hussites. “A real storm burst out” at Constantinople.[
82  9,17| Agriculture, always considered the real basis of the economic welfare
83  9,17|       certain respects resembled a real republic.”[322] The zealots
84  9,17|        regime of the zealots.~ The real causes of the revolution
85  9,18|          of Constantine XI and the real situation of the empire.~
86  9,18|        guide for understanding the real situation of persons and
87  9,18|           mythology, Plethon was a real humanist and intimately
88  9,18|      Empire under the Palaeologi a real renaissance of art in the
89  9,19|           the Renaissance were the real cause of the rise of interest
90  9,19|           to him … On the basis of real facts, we may strongly affirm
91  9,19|         and Leontius Pilatus.~ The real influence of Byzantium upon
92  9,19|           century, the time of the real Byzantine humanists, Manuel