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 1  2,2 |      beholding thy impiety.” Julian passed by this daring remark without
 2  2,5 |           of Leo I (474) the throne passed to his six-year-old grandson,
 3  2,5 |            three noble geniuses had passed away, Cappadocia returned
 4  3,4 |           Rome, which several times passed back and forth from Romans
 5  3,11|         after a siege of six months passed into the hands of the Persians.
 6  3,12|       localities through which they passed, They soon conquered northern
 7  5,2 |          The Arabian forces on land passed through all of Asia Minor
 8  5,8 |            year 811, and the throne passed, for a few months, to his
 9  5,8 |           was killed and the throne passed to one of the commanders
10  5,8 |             When he died the throne passed to his son, Theophilus (
11  5,8 |       points in southern Italy also passed into the hands of the Arabs,
12  5,8 |           when the Bulgarian throne passed into the hands of Boris (
13  6,1 |           86). After him the throne passed on to his sons, Leo VI the
14  6,1 |           was slain, and the throne passed to John Tzimisces (969-76),
15  6,2 |           and under whose rule were passed those twenty glorious years.”[
16  6,7 |            annulment of any measure passed at the council which was
17  6,8 |             1067 imperial authority passed for a few months to his
18  7,1 |           But practically all power passed into the hands of the regent’
19  7,1 |    territory ceased, and Dyrrachium passed again to the Greeks.~ It
20  7,1 |             Bogomile doctrine later passed into Serbia and Bosnia,
21  7,1 |           who some years before had passed through Constantinople on
22  7,1 |   possessions of the Eastern Empire passed over into their hands.~
23  7,1 |              in 969), Palestine had passed over to the Egyptian dynasty
24  7,1 |             century, when Jerusalem passed into the hands of the Turks
25  7,1 |        undertook a pilgrimage. They passed through Constantinople and
26  7,1 |            that time, Jerusalem had passed from the Seljuqs into the
27  7,1 |           won over ]France. Then he passed to Germany and persuaded
28  7,1 |            German danger the latter passed over again to Byzantium.
29  7,1 |           also unarmed, the Emperor passed through streets decorated
30  7,1 |          mountains of dead … No one passed by without tears or moan;
31  7,1 |            at Durazzo which at once passed into the hands of the Normans;
32  7,2 |            13, 1204, Constantinople passed over into the hands of the
33  7,2 |            the Empire of the Vlachs passed to their younger brother
34  7,2 |         were of no avail. Jerusalem passed again into the hands of
35  7,2 |                Frederick Barbarossa passed safely through Hungary and,
36  7,2 |      dangerous adversary of Saladin passed away.~ The expedition of
37  7,3 |         leading role in the crusade passed, therefore, from a Frenchman
38  7,3 |             seceded from Venice and passed over to the king of Hungary.
39  7,3 |      dessert,” fled. Constantinople passed into the hands of the crusaders.
40  7,3 |            Accordingly Boniface was passed over. Dandolo himself as
41  7,3 |           the Byzantine possessions passed into the hands of the Republic
42  7,3 |        cathedral upon the Acropolis passed into the hands of the Latin
43  7,3 |         William, the princely power passed over to the house of the
44  7,4 |             the burden of taxation, passed over to the Normans. Like
45  7,4 |             whole life of Prodromus passed in search of protectors,
46  8,5 |           the sea; and a great many passed over to Lascaris promising
47  8,5 |           dangerous enemy of Nicaea passed away. His successors on
48  8,7 |             Thessalonica, which had passed over into his hands, was
49  8,12|            Second Bulgarian Kingdom passed away, and Asen’s weak and
50  8,13|         judgment of history will be passed by the generations to come.”[
51  8,13|             definite judgment to be passed on its significance. But
52  8,13|             that the fame of it has passed over all the ends of the
53  8,16|         Palaeologus, and peacefully passed away in his monastery about
54  8,17|             of a more powerful man, passed from Roman times to the
55  8,17|    Theodosius II quoted above which passed into the Justinian Code.
56  8,17|           to a Western custom which passed to Byzantium in German shape.
57  8,17|            in Frankish form when it passed in Byzantium.”[216] Another
58  8,17|        property has almost entirely passed into private ownership,
59  8,17|       depleted and their riches had passed to the bishops and clergy;
60  8,17|            the amount of land which passed into monastery possession
61  8,17|        appeared. At first they only passed through the territory of
62  9,2 |             after the sack of 1204, passed into the hands of Michael
63  9,2 |       Cantacuzene, into whose hands passed the internal administration
64  9,3 |           the French city of Lyons, passed safely through the dominions
65  9,4 |          regions through which they passed. Thrace and Macedonia were
66  9,4 |         Parthenon on the Acropolis, passed into the hands of the Catalan
67  9,4 |             All Syria and Palestine passed into the possession of the
68  9,5 |         overflowing river which has passed far beyond its banks, has
69  9,5 |   protection of the monasteries had passed from the Byzantine emperor
70  9,6 |              133] Thence the plague passed to the islands of the Aegean
71  9,7 |        Manuel II wrote: “When I had passed my childhood and not yet
72  9,7 | preparations to welcome him. But he passed by without stopping.[161]
73  9,7 |             Peloponnesus (or Morea) passed into the power of the Latins.
74  9,7 |             s knowledge, the sultan passed through a suburb of Constantinople,
75  9,7 |          1425, the paralyzed Manuel passed away. With a feeling of
76  9,9 |           Greek Critobulus, who had passed over to the Turks and wished
77  9,9 |            Lord, have mercy on us,” passed along the city walls. Men
78  9,9 |            once independent Empire, passed into the hands of the Turks.
79  9,17|         Empire under the Palaeologi passed into the secondary rank
80  9,17|    Constantinople itself, which had passed into the hands of the Palaeologi
81  9,17|           The Black and Aegean Seas passed entirely out of the control
82  9,17|        carried on by Byzantines; it passed entirely into the hands
83  9,18|        century. Byzantine mysticism passed through an important evolution