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 1  2,2 |       thoroughly the political and economic position of Byzantium. Recognizing
 2  2,2 |         city, political as well as economic and cultural. Politically,
 3  2,2 |          the political, religious, economic, and cultural center of
 4  2,5 |    activity and affected important economic and financial problems of
 5  3,1 |   essential political, and perhaps economic, advantage.~ This rapprochement
 6  3,3 |           it involved the complete economic exhaustion of the Byzantine
 7  3,4 |  complications, both political and economic.~ The defensive wars of
 8  3,4 |        fact of great political and economic importance.[33]~ Quite different
 9  3,4 |       Thessaly suffered a terrible economic blow from the invasion.[
10  3,4 |          extremely severe internal economic crisis within the Empire.~ ~
11  3,9 |         the development of its own economic life. The Eastern Roman
12  3,9 |        Empire. Unreconciled to the economic dependence of the Byzantine
13  3,9 |          101] In the international economic life of the sixth century
14  3,16|            study of the social and economic history of the Empire. The
15  3,16|           Ravenna, when political, economic, intellectual, and artistic
16  4,1 |         had heavy repercussions on economic conditions in the capital.~
17  4,2 |        concerning the cultural and economic conditions of Cherson in
18  4,4 |          history of the social and economic life of the period. Leontius
19  5,3 |    departure in the history of the economic development of the East”
20  5,3 |         under the law; and (3) the economic character of the two forms
21  5,8 |           thus great political and economic disturbances in the Byzantine
22  6,7 |        forth by changed social and economic conditions.~ ~The Basilics
23  6,7 |        questions in the social and economic life of that period, namely,
24  6,8 |           political as well as its economic importance to the states
25  6,8 |          part in the political and economic life of the tenth century.
26  6,8 |         political, diplomatic, and economic power of the Empire in the
27  7,1 |          established to create her economic preponderance in Byzantium
28  7,1 |           But the same exceptional economic privileges granted Venice
29  7,1 |          from the point of view of economic history and general culture.
30  7,1 |            century, especially the economic development of the Italian
31  7,1 |            they are convinced that economic phenomena also played a
32  7,1 |   importance for the political and economic situation of Europe. The
33  7,1 |          Moreover, a political and economic movement occurred in Italy
34  7,1 |          of adventure, but also to economic reasons.~ Another factor
35  7,1 |          course of these years the economic, religious, and whole cultural
36  7,1 |          also from a political and economic point of view.~ While the
37  7,3 |          Venice, especially of her economic aims. When the majesty,
38  7,3 |            and Muhammedan, for the economic development of the Republic;
39  7,3 |            light of the political, economic, and religious relations
40  7,3 |     greatly alarmed by the growing economic power of Genoa, which at
41  7,3 |        gain a strong foothold. The economic competition between Venice
42  7,3 |      pinnacle of her political and economic power. It was a complete
43  7,4 |            for internal social and economic life. And if the internal
44  7,4 |           the expense of Byzantine economic independence.~ Manuel restored
45  7,4 |          blow to the international economic power of the Eastern Empire.
46  7,4 |        Genoa, who, undermining the economic power of the Empire, were,
47  7,4 | Constantinople, the most important economic center of the Empire. There,
48  8,1 |            of where the political, economic, national, religious, and
49  8,2 |            as well as cultural and economic, and deserves a particular
50  8,13|            was a new page in their economic history. “The vigor of the
51  8,15|                         Social and economic conditions in the empire
52  8,15|      internal life of their state. Economic prosperity was one of their
53  8,15|          adequate attention to the economic wealth of his country. He
54  8,15|           succeeded in raising the economic prosperity of the Empire.
55  8,17| complicated political, social, and economic phenomenon conventionally
56  8,17|      definition does not touch the economic aspect of the problem. But
57  8,17|            of Byzantine social and economic life. Finally after the
58  8,17|         the social, political, and economic aspects may be observed
59  9,3 |            place in the political, economic, and commercial life of
60  9,3 |        This measure undermined the economic prosperity of the Bithynian
61  9,6 |            had obtained a powerful economic and political position and
62  9,6 |            great war caused by the economic rivalry of Venice and Genoa,
63  9,17|   considered the real basis of the economic welfare of the Empire, fell
64  9,17|       companies. In Asia Minor the economic prosperity of the border
65  9,17|         commerce of this important economic center and the advantages
66  9,17|         chief cause the deplorable economic situation of the population,
67  9,17|    occupied the first place in the economic life of Byzantium. The Genoese
68  9,17|            permanent political and economic rivalry between the two
69  9,17|            the north to regain her economic position in Byzantium, in
70  9,17|        them, not to Byzantium; the economic dependence of the Palaeologi
71  9,17|         theory is not proved.~ The economic might of the west in Byzantium
72  9,18|          and art~ In political and economic respects the Empire under
73  9,18|          time of its political and economic decay, Hellenism seemed
74  9,18|   maintained that amid the general economic and political decay of the
75  9,18|            origin arising from the economic and intellectual revolution