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 1  2,4 |         assembled the best cultural forces of the Empire.~ ~Codex Theodosianus. —
 2  2,5 |        control the influx of exotic forces; she had first to balance
 3  3,3 |             in the north.~ The main forces were directed to the west,
 4  3,4 |       transfer of the main military forces to the west was bound to
 5  3,11|     considered the Turkish military forces rather inadequate.~ The
 6  3,12|          did not possess sufficient forces for maintaining the conquered
 7  3,15|             the greater part of the forces were engaged in the East.”[
 8  4,1 |             frequently, unfriendly, forces which they called djinn (
 9  4,1 |     resistance to the fresh Arabian forces.~ In Egypt there were special
10  4,1 |          the inadequacy of military forces, inefficient military organization
11  4,4 |            eastern border: military forces were regrouped and new administrative
12  5,2 |         many respects.~ The Arabian forces on land passed through all
13  5,2 |       eighth century, the Bulgarian forces included also the Slavs,
14  5,4 |         Empire was losing necessary forces from its army, agriculture,
15  5,5 |            to the fact that all the forces of the Empire had to be
16  5,5 |          were undermining the vital forces and unity of the Empire.~ ~
17  5,8 |            Sea, Thomas directed his forces against Constantinople.
18  5,8 |            and Macedonia joined his forces. The siege of Constantinople
19  5,8 |      Omurtag, and defeated the land forces of the insurgents. Thomas
20  5,8 |       executed; the remnants of his forces were easily destroyed. This
21  5,8 |        Arabian attacks with his own forces, and, fearing to lose the
22  5,8 |             exactness) and the Arab forces were almost annihilated
23  5,8 |          soon realized that his own forces were not sufficient to resist
24  5,8 |      powerful that even the Asiatic forces had been withdrawn from
25  5,8 |         iconoclastic party drew its forces mainly from the court party
26  6,2 |            century, because all its forces were thrown into the Bulgarian
27  6,2 |   Sviatoslav. Some of the Emperor’s forces were also absorbed in the
28  6,2 |         John Tzimisces directed his forces northward along the seacoast,
29  6,2 |           of the Byzantine military forces in the east during the latter
30  6,3 |            Basil could pour all his forces into the struggle with the
31  6,3 |          the hands of the Bulgarian forces. Excavations made by the
32  6,3 |         John Tzimisces directed his forces against the Russians under
33  6,3 |         Empire, chiefly because its forces were engaged in eastern
34  6,4 |          were put to death.~ Igor’s forces for his second campaign
35  6,4 |          demolished by the imperial forces through the use of Greek
36  6,6 |              during which Byzantine forces were not always victorious,
37  6,6 |    Byzantine domination. The allied forces of Meles and the Normans
38  6,8 |        farther to the west, and the forces of the Byzantine Empire
39  6,8 |            discord among the allied forces which surrounded the capital.
40  6,8 |           menace because its entire forces were thrown into the struggle
41  6,8 |        great aid to the Norman land forces. In the middle of the eleventh
42  6,8 |             Italy also set Robert’s forces free for the reconquest
43  6,8 |             which the best cultural forces of the Empire were gathered.~
44  6,8 |      passive acceptance of external forces. Religious fervor was absorbed
45  7,1 |         Realizing that with his own forces he was incapable of overcoming
46  7,1 |             with the Greek maritime forces. Then the Emperor stirred
47  7,1 |             people; strain all your forces, lest such treasures fall
48  7,1 |         successfully with their own forces. Their eyes were turned
49  7,1 |             in crusades against the forces of Asia and the Orient,
50  7,1 |          sea of Constantinople with forces not to be reckoned for multitude.
51  7,1 |       necessary, in person with all forces of the German state. Manuel’
52  7,1 |    endeavoring to crush with united forces the strength of the Muslims,
53  7,1 |     weakened and driven back by the forces of the First Crusade, to
54  7,1 |             to resist the Byzantine forces, decided to sue for Manuel’
55  7,2 |       adversary no disunited Muslim forces, as they had before, but
56  7,2 |       concentrated in his hands the forces of Egypt, Palestine, and
57  7,3 |        there were in action various forces originating in the motives
58  7,3 |             in the West, as well as forces originating in the external
59  7,3 |              The interplay of these forces created an exceedingly complex
60  7,3 |         himself with merely his own forces, he asked help from the
61  7,3 |            they had to direct their forces not only against the Muslims
62  7,4 |            needed money or military forces, Manuel would supply him
63  7,4 |             concerned, the maritime forces which had been well organized
64  8,11|            Seljuqs and the military forces of Trebizond were defeated
65  8,15|             the island with his own forces, made an offensive and defensive
66  8,17|             them their own military forces. A man who received a pronoia
67  8,17|            relied on their military forces, and the central government.
68  8,17|   established it was preserved. The forces which affected feudalism
69  9,3 |              instead of turning her forces and attention to her nearest
70  9,3 |     objection, because, if the main forces of Charles were diverted
71  9,3 |           Venetian fleet, the papal forces, and the armies of the Serbs
72  9,3 |             VIII, turned their main forces to the West for the recovery
73  9,4 |           and grandson diverted the forces and attention of the Empire
74  9,5 |      situation of the Empire, whose forces were occupied by internal
75  9,6 |        years, which paralyzed their forces. This terrible plague, the
76  9,7 |            danger with only his own forces, appealed to the European
77  9,7 |         Realizing that with his own forces he would not be able to
78  9,7 |       Italian states, also kept her forces from Manuel’s aid. They
79  9,7 |            the country with his own forces, the Despot of Morea proposed
80  9,7 | long-coveted city.~ But the Ottoman forces, which had not had time
81  9,8 |          realized that with his own forces he could not contend with
82  9,9 |     established.[208]~ The military forces of Muhammed on land and
83  9,9 |       incomparably greater military forces of the Turks that contributed
84  9,11|       Emperor, in diverting all his forces to the East, need not fear
85  9,17|      civilization and the spiritual forces of the Hellenic people.”[
86  9,18|           and Latins to unite their forces against the common enemy.[
87  9,18|           between the two spiritual forces which dominate the history