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 1  2,1 |             he could benefit by the support of the firm and powerful
 2  2,3 |      naturally, refused to lend its support to the coarse and grasping
 3  2,5 |           Anastasius applied to the support of the army. This also weighed
 4  3,1 |       within his own empire, should support the Monophysite Abyssinian
 5  3,6 |   government, and to find religious support for the throne which he
 6  3,7 |            and Justinian needed the support of the West.~ In spite of
 7  3,7 |           the western church to his support Justinian had to secure
 8  4,1 |            but rather commanded the support and sympathy of the conquered
 9  5,2 |            Khazars, and he began to support his new kinsman. Thus, in
10  5,3 |         scanty information does not support a positive statement that
11  5,8 |            fanatic,” “determined to support Leo’s iconoclastic reforms
12  6,6 |            recent historians do not support this opinion.[72] Basil’
13  6,7 |            the pope and gaining the support of the Byzantine people,
14  6,8 |           education with government support on a wide scale was revived
15  6,8 |             side strove to gain the support of these daring men. Rambaud
16  7,1 |          government relied upon the support of the hated Latin element.
17  7,1 |          the interests of Venice to support the eastern Emperor in his
18  7,1 |             them to send charity to support Christian institutions at
19  7,1 |      exhorted his correspondents to support the perishing Empire. In
20  7,1 |          who had pledged herself to support Byzantium with her fleet;
21  7,1 |        deprived Byzantium of German support and exposed the Empire to
22  7,1 | particularly at Antioch, which with support from the west could ignore
23  7,1 |              willingly consented to support the Byzantine enterprise
24  7,1 |         from marching into Italy to support Manuel; then the Serbs supported
25  7,1 |            and the pope, sought the support of the papal curia in his
26  7,1 |            of St. Mark “in order to support the Empire” (pro firmatione
27  7,1 |           he evidently hoped to get support, by pledging himself to
28  7,2 |           they had lost their chief support in the capital in the persons
29  7,3 |    Hohenstaufens, the pope began to support in Germany Otto of Brunswick,
30  7,3 |           in case of resistance, to support the right to the Byzantine
31  7,3 |            Brunswick, was unable to support Alexius effectively, but
32  7,3 |            fixed and were forced to support the Venetians in their strife
33  7,3 |      sovereigns, and all peoples to support the cause of Baldwin and
34  7,3 |          Eastern Empire in order to support their power there. The result
35  7,4 |        Popes were dreaming with the support of the Comneni of becoming
36  7,4 |          endeavored by all means to support the “schismatic” eastern
37  7,4 |            s latinophile policy and support of the large landowners.
38  7,4 |          mother, had sought for the support of the hated Latin elements,
39  7,4 |            and in supplications for support. For this purpose he spared
40  7,4 |           of whom he had to ask for support and whom he had to flatter.
41  8,5 |             Constantinople with the support of his already considerable
42  8,5 |            us and promised Lascaris support if he would come to fight
43  8,5 |             appeal to the Latins to support Henry. “To have full victory
44  8,7 |      country also served as a great support. The despot Michael I considered
45  8,10|        extended to all that had the support of the popes. Hence, as
46  8,10|         received from him financial support, for which Pope Gregory
47  8,10|             relying on the friendly support of the western Emperor,
48  8,13|          Emperor’s subjects, and to support him with their fleet, provided
49  8,14|           further need of the papal support. His final aim — the taking
50  8,14|          him in the West. The papal support was needed and Michael apparently
51  8,14|          Constantinople without any support from the Holy See. The Empire
52  8,15|   regulation, which was intended to support local production, remained
53  9,2 |       became the strategic bases of support from which the troops of
54  9,2 |   Cantacuzene, who had found strong support from the Turks (he had even
55  9,2 |          need of money or any other support, I shall always be glad
56  9,3 |             right to hope for papal support in his plans to reconquer
57  9,3 |       akritai ceased to receive the support formerly given by the government,
58  9,5 |             never have consented to support Dushan in his conquest of
59  9,6 |             often called upon their support in his struggle with John
60  9,6 |      strategic center and a base of support for their further advance
61  9,6 |             gave his promise not to support Venice henceforth. He also
62  9,7 |             his promise and sent in support of Constantinople 1200 men-at-arms,
63  9,7 |            Royal Council decided to support him by a body of men-at-arms,
64  9,7 |       without the promised military support, returned to Paris. An English
65  9,7 |            count upon any important support from either England or France.
66  9,9 |             of the desired military support, a Roman cardinal, Greek
67  9,9 |     Aragonese sailed to the East in support of Constantinople.[228]~
68  9,11|           the pope his readiness to support by troops, money, and provisions
69  9,11|           the union and gave entire support to Charles’ aggressive plans
70  9,12|       zealots. They stood for state support of the church and co-operation
71  9,12|              the politicians sought support not among the monks, but
72  9,12|        Union of Lyons, giving their support to the religious policy
73  9,12|             Arsenites gained strong support from the people, among whom
74  9,12|         which at that time found no support anywhere, and soon disappeared,
75  9,13|       monastic movement and had the support of Athos and the monasteries
76  9,13|            those who sought for the support of the Hesychasts — to deviate
77  9,14|            adopt Catholicism had no support from the Byzantine Church
78  9,15|         Cathedral), but he found no support. The Grand Prince called
79  9,17|         proclaimed Emperor with the support of the nobility; immediately