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 1  2,1 |      classes, or in the main from country districts. Christianity
 2  2,1 |          penetrated deep into the country districts, throughout a
 3  2,1 |         Northern Africa (with its country towns).~ ~Dividing all the
 4  2,2 |           he called his only true country.”[95]~ ~
 5  2,3 |          and were devastating the country under the leadership of
 6  2,5 |       deeds for truth rather than country, for piety rather than dearest
 7  3,1 |     restored Christianity in this country. We are at first surprised
 8  3,3 |         cause of liberating their country from the newcomers and restoring
 9  3,4 |    himself to Constantinople. The country was devastated. Panic reigned
10  3,6 |     esteem, but life in a foreign country was unbearable to these
11  3,9 |           trade conditions in his country, he undertook a number of
12  3,9 |           since there is no other country in which the like of it
13  3,12|     invited the Lombards into his country, but this accusation must
14  3,14|          troops who occupied that country. The beginning of the African,
15  3,16|        excellent knowledge of the country gave him highly valuable
16  3,16|           decline and ruin of the country. The lack of means followed
17  4,1 |       cultural development of the country is ended. Palestine enters
18  5,5 |       Many were banished from the country and exiled to distant provinces.
19  5,8 |           campaigns deep into the country. Parallel with the gradual
20  5,8 |           the independence of his country, and a continuator of the
21  6,2 |         into the interior of this country under the leadership of
22  6,2 |          victorious deep into the country of the infidels … John Curcuas
23  6,8 |          the cultural life of the country did not cease to exist.
24  7,1 |         strength and bringing the country into a state of anarchy.
25  7,1 |      manifold movement. The first country to realize the full importance
26  7,1 |       power of the caliph in that country remaining untouched. On
27  7,1 |           the new position of the country seems not to have brought
28  7,1 |           century, laid waste the country, and destroyed trade by
29  7,1 |      movement of the West to this country, the result of which is
30  7,1 |      pillaging and destroying the country. Alexius Comnenus learned
31  7,1 |          into the interior of the country; after that Byzantium had
32  7,1 |         was robbed. The conquered country, occupying a narrow seashore
33  7,1 |         considerable part of that country to the power of the Empire,
34  7,1 |           neither in their native country nor in a conquered land,
35  7,1 |           who had fled from their country before the advancing Turks.
36  7,1 |         the government of the new country. Armenia Minor, which had
37  7,1 |          king of Germany left his country for the East for long, he
38  7,1 |         view the conquest of that country. Therefore he definitely
39  7,1 |       peace could be made in your country. It will be a permanent
40  7,1 |    darkness has enveloped all our country as if it were under an eclipse
41  7,1 |     himself should keep any other country they might take for himself,
42  7,2 |   discontent and agitation in the country. From time to time revolts
43  7,3 |         for the protection of the country, to fall upon your own land
44  7,3 |        with impunity in the whole country, the Christians do not dare
45  7,3 |           of them could leave the country. Alone among sovereigns
46  7,3 |    opinion, could best govern the country “to the glory of God and
47  7,3 |           conquered a part of the country. But feeling that he could
48  7,3 |   Villehardouin subdued the whole country. Thus, at the beginning
49  7,3 |        military occupation of the country did not signify ecclesiastical
50  7,4 |       financial bankruptcy of the country, despite the measures taken,
51  7,4 |          successor Manuel put the country again on the verge of bankruptcy.
52  7,4 |          the internal life of the country under Manuel, and conditions
53  7,4 |   merchants come to it from every country by sea and land, and there
54  7,4 |           Hastings, delivered the country into the hands of the severe
55  7,4 |   preserved the very charm of the country, the Hymettos rich in honey;
56  7,4 |         living conditions in this country he was unable to forget
57  8,1 |    dissolution into the life of a country which was already disorganized
58  8,2 |           to a stay in his native country oppressed by the foreigners;
59  8,2 |         but of despot. Within the country anarchy prevailed; in several
60  8,2 |          said, “the people of the country took the part of the Franks
61  8,5 |           Latin Empire within the country, the Latin possessions in
62  8,7 |        inaccessible nature of the country also served as a great support.
63  8,11|      returned to their own savage country.”[87] But it is very interesting
64  8,12|        his land … He has made our country inaccessible to enemies.”[
65  8,15|        the economic wealth of his country. He encouraged agriculture,
66  8,15|     Vatatzes erected all over the country forts, and such buildings
67  8,16|        stimulate education in his country. To his time belongs the
68  8,16|         his father and leaves his country to seek his fortune abroad.
69  8,17|     established in one or another country in the West had their own
70  8,17|        and in Old Russia. In each country where adequate conditions
71  9,2 |         Korsun) with the adjacent country frequently referred to as “
72  9,3 |       French began to leave their country in masses and emigrate into
73  9,3 |          into the interior of the country, sacking cities, hamlets,
74  9,4 |          cause, a credit to their country, Greek historians consider
75  9,4 |          Greek. If one calls this country a new Albania, wrote the
76  9,6 |       strife that was wasting the country, started, as far as the
77  9,7 |         for help to such a remote country.”[154] Manuel’s appeal to
78  9,7 |          ancient and purely Greek country, that the inhabitants were
79  9,7 |         all hope of defending the country with his own forces, the
80  9,7 |        While the condition of the country people made a contemporary,
81  9,8 |           the nearest surrounding country. But the rest of the Empire,
82  9,8 |         possessed the surrounding country, could not tolerate the
83  9,8 |    Republic, the resources of the country in gold, silver, silk, honey,
84  9,9 |        energy, valor, and love of country were Constantine’s characteristics,
85  9,9 |           Constantine, his abused country, and the insulted Greek
86  9,19|        were forced to leave their country for southern Italy and Sicily
87  9,19| Chrysoloras enjoyed in his native country the renown of an eminent
88  9,19|           his position in his own country, he yielded to his desire