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 1  2,1 |              This “deadly egotist,” having recognized that Christianity
 2  2,2 |    Chalcedon blind people, because, having a choice of sites for their
 3  2,2 |             keep the common empire, having only divided their seats.”[
 4  2,2 |         rival and suspecting him of having designs on the throne, sometimes
 5  2,2 |             that now, civil strifes having been ended, every man could
 6  2,5 |             as East-Christian art.~ Having been made the political
 7  3,3 |        Justinian wrote, “The Goths, having seized by violence our Italy,
 8  3,7 |      Vigilius. The African bishops, having summoned a council, went
 9  3,9 |                 The King of Ceylon, having admitted a Byzantine merchant,
10  3,9 |         Persians to an audience and having received their salutations,
11  3,9 |          will see the truth…” After having examined them, the King
12  3,12|             aged ruler of Italy, of having invited the Lombards into
13  3,15|            Empire, without actually having lost a single province,
14  4,1 |         state on a religious basis. Having developed the main principles
15  4,1 |             The exarchs of Ravenna, having ceased to feel the strong
16  4,4 |            however, been preserved, having been condemned by the councils
17  5,2 |             Bulgarians. The latter, having recently gained a stronghold
18  5,4 |         thee; but we blame thee for having broken them … To adore a
19  5,7 |          justly so, for the latter, having ascended the throne after
20  5,8 |       Byzantine Empire. Nicephorus, having sensed in him a powerful
21  5,8 |          has been published.[157]~ “Having established and confirmed
22  5,8 |           may even be credited with having saved Christianity and the
23  5,8 |      medieval times, was accused of having devoted himself to the study
24  6,4 |            of your father Igor who, having scorned the sworn agreements (
25  6,6 |            when he was suspected of having ambitious schemes.[76]~
26  7,1 |       countries of Europe and Asia. Having been sent by the Emperor
27  7,1 |   immediately followed him.”~ After having created the proper feeling
28  7,1 |             had fled to Asia Minor. Having taken possession by means
29  7,1 |        crusaders. As for the Turks, having so easily done away with
30  7,1 |         troops collected in Europe. Having entrusted his nephew Tancred
31  7,1 |             to see Christ himself.” Having gathered troops, Bohemond
32  7,1 |     Learning that Norman Apulia was having internal troubles and therefore
33  7,1 |          and towers to be restored, having evidently no confidence
34  7,1 |         alliance with Byzantium and having obtained important trade
35  7,1 | Myriocephalon,” said Th. Uspensky. “Having reconciled the elements
36  7,1 |          the island under his rule. Having no good fleet, Andronicus
37  7,2 |          regions; overconfident and having too little respect for the
38  7,2 |       accomplished nothing. Without having obtained any result both
39  7,3 |          raised. Finally, the pope, having pity upon them, raised the
40  7,3 |        simply and accidentally: not having vessels, the crusaders hired
41  7,3 |    therefore assembled there; after having hired the vessels they could
42  7,3 |           numerous. But the latter, having landed on the European shore
43  7,3 |           of the city. Alexius III, having neither energy nor will
44  7,3 |          Isaac II upon the throne.~ Having placed Isaac on the throne,
45  7,3 |      Emperors, whom they accused of having betrayed the Empire to the
46  7,3 |             was to be established.~ Having agreed upon these conditions
47  7,3 |      Montferrat as compensation for having missed the imperial crown
48  7,3 |           and its population poor. “Having stayed a long time at Athens
49  7,3 |            Marquess of Montferrat: “Having neither right nor power
50  7,4 |            summoned to court. After having examined Italus’ opinions
51  7,4 |         from theology, and whether, having condemned the thinker for
52  7,4 |          the shade of his trees and having gathered grapes and the
53  7,4 |       twelfth century wrote: “After having lost their liberty the Anglians
54  8,2 |           former servile state.[6]~ Having thus provoked the anger
55  8,3 |       hostilities against Theodore, having it in mind to annex the
56  8,7 |          granted Michael’s request, having previously exacted from
57  8,7 |            with his wife in France. Having received the news of the
58  8,7 |            Crusade to succumb.”[53] Having seized Thessalonica and
59  8,8 |             others, and after that, having been asked by the inhabitants
60  8,10|           not yet been solved.[73]~ Having inherited the conception
61  8,11|             version, Miller wrote: “Having given the Holy Father this
62  8,13|             of life (36 years old), having before death exchanged his
63  8,13|           Mongols, and the sultan, “having the heart of a shy deer,”[
64  8,13|             fit for commercial use, having a good port and abounding
65  8,14|        Camaterus, died in Bulgaria, having fled there before the crusaders.
66  8,15|       distributed among the people. Having at his disposal considerable
67  8,15|         Vatatzes was anxious “that, having everything at home he needed,
68  8,16|             ruler and writer. After having founded a monastery of his
69  8,16|           brief universal chronicle having no historical or literary
70  9,2 |           felt in Manuel’s letters. Having described famine, cold,
71  9,4 |     themselves arrested.[87]~ After having stayed some time in Thessaly,
72  9,4 |            Serbian territory; then, having carried out his political
73  9,4 |             Croatian) land; without having achieved national unification,
74  9,5 |      charter he said: “Our Majesty, having received (into our power)
75  9,6 |       agreement with Orkhan.”[130]~ Having established themselves at
76  9,7 |            Manuel and regretted not having murdered him during his
77  9,7 |            devastated by the Turks. Having lost all hope of defending
78  9,8 |      Magnanimous, who died in 1458. Having reunited Sicily and Naples
79  9,9 |            reign of Muhammed.[203]~ Having decided to deal the final
80  9,17|         there, were precious stones having a genuine charm and the
81  9,17|       through the Balkan peninsula. Having a weak and disorganized
82  9,18|          late in the evening, after having left the palace, he became
83  9,19|           another, my teacher, who, having aroused in me the most delightful