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 1  2,2 |           Roman state. The Emperor set out personally to the famous
 2  2,2 |           was then that Diocletian set himself the goal of directing
 3  2,2 |         half of the fourth century set out to restore and revive
 4  2,2 |           master of the Empire, he set out to realize his sacred
 5  2,2 |          according to the examples set by Christian temples; the
 6  2,3 |           their original uses, and set them free from all the vexatious
 7  2,3 |          reign of Arcadius, Alaric set out with his people for
 8  2,3 |            In the year 399 A.D. he set out for Constantinople to
 9  2,5 |        date for its collection was set by the administration arbitrarily
10  2,5 |   rhetorical attainments and which set the standard of style for
11  3,4 |       celebrate his victory, Silko set up in a temple of the Blemyes
12  3,8 |            and fire. Fire was also set to the basilica of St. Sophia,
13  3,9 |      Empire upon Persia, Justinian set himself the goal of finding
14  3,11|        continue the payment of the set annual sum. A common hostility
15  3,16|          divine wisdom”) which was set on fire during the Nika
16  4,1 |        robbed of its treasures and set on fire. The Christians
17  4,1 |         while another Persian army set out to conquer Egypt. Alexandria
18  4,1 |         his political position, he set out to conquer Mecca in
19  4,1 |           great fasting period was set in the ninth month, called
20  4,1 |             The weekly holiday was set on Friday. The new teaching
21  4,1 |           for example, prayer at a set time had not yet been strictly
22  4,1 |          of a definite prayer at a set time with the strict observance
23  4,1 |          very large. Some scholars set the number of Arabian soldiers
24  5,3 |           students of the question set the date of publication
25  5,5 |        thing or to venerate it, or set it up in a church or in
26  5,5 |          the iconoclastic movement set in.~ The so-called “iconoclastic”
27  5,8 |      eighteenth century, Assemani, set the date of this first attack
28  6,2 |            toward Christians again set in, and in 1023 the patriarch
29  6,2 |    preparation.~ The anarchy which set in after Basil’s death emboldened
30  6,2 |             38]~ The anarchy which set in after Ashot’s death forced
31  6,3 |         Empire. The boundary stone set up between Bulgaria and
32  6,7 |     cenobitic organization and new set of rules (typikon, in Greek,
33  6,7 |           first time in the second set of rules (typicon) given
34  6,7 |            books, followed the aim set out by Basil I: it strove
35  6,8 | extinguished. A period of troubles set in and lasted for twenty-five
36  6,8 |        veil. When Romanus had been set free by the Sultan and had
37  6,8 |         lost forever, and the Turk set up his nomadic tents on
38  6,8 |    conquest of southern Italy also set Robert’s forces free for
39  7,1 |            the capital, Andronicus set out for Constantinople.
40  7,1 |         the Aegean, Tzachas boldly set himself the goal of dealing
41  7,1 |          when “a Frankish army had set forth on a march and, with
42  7,1 |       Godfrey the Army of Lorraine set forth on the march. Robert,
43  7,1 |      particularly interested. John set as his goal progress along
44  7,1 |         Empire. Then John Comnenus set forth on his march; he planned
45  7,1 |       Byzantium the name of Irene, set a seal upon the alliance
46  7,1 |         already gone. First Conrad set out via Hungary; a month
47  7,1 |          Sicilian king, William I, set as his goal the destruction
48  7,1 |      holding a scythe.~ Andronicus set strenuously to work at reforms.
49  7,1 |        accession to the throne had set himself the goal of protecting
50  7,3 |         insisting that they should set off. Alexius IV urged the
51  7,4 |          Alexius Comnenus must “be set either side by side with
52  8,2 |            the Latin Empire, which set as one of its chief goals
53  8,2 |         from his western neighbor, set to work actively to organize
54  8,7 |           news of the election, he set out with her for Constantinople
55  8,8 |        same time, Theodore Angelus set out from Thessalonica and
56  8,9 |         son of the old Tsar Asen … set forth on a march upon Romania
57  8,13|  Constantinople had been taken. He set out immediately and at the
58  8,13|        noble retinue in the Morea, set out for Europe, to solicit
59  8,17|          Ritter), “whose heart was set on adventure and who was
60  9,2 |        with his frightened father, set out directly to the residence
61  9,3 |     commands of Rome, had dared to set a king over themselves,”[
62  9,4 |           of these two peoples had set as their definite goal in
63  9,4 |           allies of the Empire and set out to the West, ravaging
64  9,5 |            is no doubt that Dushan set himself the goal ot creating
65  9,6 | fortifications and an arsenal, and set a large garrison, so that
66  9,6 |           The Serbian prince Lazar set out to meet him. In the
67  9,6 |         danger from the Turks John set about restoring the city
68  9,6 |           which deposed John V and set his eldest son, Andronicus,
69  9,6 |         the island itself was on a set date to pass into the hands
70  9,6 |         ship was being refitted we set out to see the island, which
71  9,7 |             As a young man, he had set out to the East, to Constantinople,
72  9,7 |       men-at-arms of Boucicaut. He set out by sea. Notified of
73  9,8 |           fifteenth century Venice set herself the goal of subduing
74  9,9 |           Constantinople, Muhammed set to work with extreme circumspection.
75  9,11|          IV, whom Charles of Anjou set upon the papal throne, broke