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 1  2,5 |          account down to Alaric’s siege of Rome in the year 410.
 2  3,11|   unsuccessful for Byzantium. The siege of Nisibis was abandoned,
 3  3,11|    fortified border town, after a siege of six months passed into
 4  3,12|   withstood more than one Lombard siege, found its protector in
 5  4,1 |         in the year 614 began the siege of Jerusalem, which lasted
 6  4,1 |            Constantine IV and the siege of Constantinople by the
 7  4,1 |     Jerusalem surrendered after a siege which had lasted for two
 8  4,1 |         two leading roles in this siege were played by Caliph Omar
 9  4,4 |         lived through the Arabian siege of the sacred city and wrote
10  5,2 |        the capital by sea. A real siege of Constantinople ensued.
11  5,2 |     preparing the capital for the siege in an excellent manner.
12  5,2 |        after the beginning of the siege, the Arabs departed from
13  5,2 |           in connection with this siege.~ Historians attach very
14  5,2 |   expected after the unsuccessful siege of Constantinople in the
15  5,2 |          Fourteen years after the siege, in the year 732, the Arabian
16  5,8 |  Macedonia joined his forces. The siege of Constantinople lasted
17  5,8 |       Asia Minor and after a long siege occupied the important fortified
18  5,8 |           of the Greek Church the siege of Amorion is connected
19  5,8 |         in their uprising and the siege of the city of Patrae (Patras).
20  6,2 |       Syracuse by assault after a siege of nine months. An interesting
21  6,2 |    interesting description of the siege of Syracuse was written
22  6,2 |           related that during the siege a famine raged in the city,
23  6,2 |        after a long and difficult siege, but a few days after its
24  6,2 |          all the hardships of the siege.[8]~ The successful naval
25  6,2 |           east. After a difficult siege he succeeded in temporarily
26  6,2 |           became evident that the siege would last a very long time,
27  6,3 |          year.~ After the Arabian siege and pillage of Thessalonica
28  6,3 |         African Arabs for a joint siege of the capital. All of Thrace
29  6,8 |          capital. They raised the siege and returned to the banks
30  6,8 |        Emperor Lewis II. Robert’s siege of Bari was a difficult
31  6,8 |           blockaded the port. The siege lasted about three years
32  7,1 |      letter, at the moment of the siege of Antioch, in 1098, to
33  7,1 |          so that Atzig had to lay siege to it again. Jerusalem was
34  7,1 |       opened hostilities. After a siege, in June 1097, Nicaea surrendered
35  7,1 |       After a long and exhausting siege, the chief city of Syria,
36  7,1 |          dynasty. After a violent siege, on the 15th of July 1099,
37  7,1 |           detailed account of the siege and capture of Edessa by
38  7,1 |          The well-known ten days’ siege of Thessalonica by land
39  7,1 |        began. A narrative of this siege, rather rhetorical but nevertheless
40  7,3 |          the infidel began with a siege by crusaders of a city where
41  7,3 |          act together. During the siege and surrender of Zara a
42  7,3 |           Alexius IV). This first siege and first taking of Constantinople
43  8,2 |           fatally for him. At the siege of Thessalonica (1207) he
44  9,4 |     Philadelphia from the Turkish siege. The victory of the western
45  9,5 |    without difficulty and after a siege took Seres, an important
46  9,7 |         practically in a state of siege. The only relief for the
47  9,7 |    Byzantine history.”[181]~ ~The siege of Constantinople in 1422.
48  9,7 |         is a special work on this siege written by a contemporary,
49  9,7 |          the Turks to give up the siege. The capital’s relief from
50  9,7 |          more limited. After this siege, the capital dragged out
51  9,7 |          had not taken place. The siege and storm of Constantinople
52  9,7 |        was only a prologue to the siege and storm of 1453. In estimating
53  9,8 |          of the sultan, they laid siege to Thessalonica; the course
54  9,8 |          course and result of the siege are well described in a
55  9,8 |          Turks who, after a short siege, took the city by storm
56  9,9 |        his own conduct during the siege of Constantinople. An Italian
57  9,9 |    through all the horrors of the siege of Constantinople, the author
58  9,9 |           precious Journal of the Siege, a Venetian, Nicolò Barbaro,
59  9,9 |          by the Turks, in case of siege Constantinople would be
60  9,9 |          quote Barbaro, began the siege of the great city.~ Constantine
61  9,9 |          The very fact of Turkish siege and capture of the “City
62  9,9 |           who participated in the siege, an intimate friend of the
63  9,9 |     through the whole time of the siege at Constantinople. One was
64  9,9 |          priceless Journal of the siege of Constantinople, written
65  9,9 |       Greeks and Turks during the siege, and his work is therefore
66  9,9 |          of the chronology of the siege.~ In old Russian an important
67  9,9 |           of the Turks during the siege and after the fall of the
68  9,9 |       study of the problem of the siege and capture of Constantinople
69  9,9 |     beginning of April, 1453, the siege of the great city began.
70  9,9 | contributed to the success of the siege. Muhammed II, called by
71  9,9 |      arquebuses, towers, ladders, siege machinery, and other wall-battering
72  9,9 |           Christians in the whole siege took place: the four Genoese
73  9,9 |           recent historian of the siege and capture of the Byzantine
74  9,9 | importance for the outcome of the siege.~ On April 22 the city with
75  9,9 |        breaches in the walls. The siege had already lasted for fifty
76  9,18|         essay on the unsuccessful siege of Constantinople by the
77  9,18|     within the capital during the siege, so that his detailed account