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 1  2,1 |           in Christianity merely a means of gaining his political
 2  2,2 |      considered the only effective means for settling debatable problems.
 3  2,2 |            through calling out, by means of certain conjuring formulas,
 4  2,2 |         both banks of the river by means of wooden bridges. On the
 5  2,3 |       colonization one of the best means for transplanting Hellenism;
 6  2,4 |            necessary to devise new means for the defense of the city
 7  2,5 |           some mutual agreement by means of compromises on both sides.
 8  2,5 |           they used every possible means to find a way of binding
 9  2,5 |         and Christianity was by no means settled by the debates of
10  3,3 |            high Roman ranks by any means, in imprinting the image
11  3,4 |      neither the authority nor the means to establish itself more
12  3,4 |       Empire had neither power nor means. Allured by his delusive
13  3,8 |            of bureaucrats the only means of ameliorating conditions
14  3,8 |     undertakings demanded enormous means, yet taxes were coming into
15  3,8 |          measure.[93] All possible means were used to fill the government
16  3,8 |          that economy was the only means of salvation, Justinian
17  3,12|         kings of this epoch had by means of the barbarians and the
18  3,12|          ruler, lacking sufficient means for resisting them, remained
19  3,14|          terror which was his only means of maintaining his position,
20  3,16|            of the Climax was by no means confined to the East; there
21  3,16|           the country. The lack of means followed by a reduction
22  4,1 |           the name of Islam, which means “resignation or submission
23  4,1 |     Berbers to a higher culture by means of religious propaganda.
24  4,4 |         organization of the themes means that peculiar provincial
25  5,2 |          boundary of Asia Minor by means of a number of successful
26  5,3 |            title of The Lawbook by Means of Which All Orthodox Princes
27  5,4 |  permissible to resort to art as a means of depicting the supernatural
28  5,4 |           then, images served as a means of popular education.~ The
29  5,7 |           to restore the empire by means of iron and blood, a person
30  5,8 |       considered images not only a means of enlightening the people
31  6,7 |         extend this term either by means of gifts, or by means of
32  6,7 |           by means of gifts, or by means of power, in order to acquire
33  6,7 |            from the poor by wicked means.”[131] The estates acquired
34  6,7 |          clisura, which even today means a “mountain pass” in Greek,
35  6,8 |          and wanted to avert it by means of intermarriage between
36  7,1 |         Having taken possession by means of his fleet of Smyrna and
37  7,1 |            thereby cutting off all means of supply from the capital.
38  7,1 | bellicosity, and to increase their means. As far as the lower classes
39  7,1 |         travels they might by some means be able to seize the capital
40  7,1 |     perhaps because of his lack of means, to profit by the enormous
41  7,2 |            time later, in 1196, by means of Greek intrigues, both
42  7,3 |          no scruples regarding the means. Possessing the art of dealing
43  7,3 |           blinded by the Greeks by means of a concave mirror which
44  7,4 |         but later he was forced by means of other Novels, as far
45  7,4 |           Greeks, and to find some means for joining the churches.
46  7,4 |          Empire, endeavored by all means to support the “schismatic”
47  7,4 |            monasteries served as a means for replenishing the treasury.~
48  7,4 |            improve his finances by means of confiscation of the secular
49  7,4 |     library also of its scientific means? Let it preserve its treasures.
50  8,8 | irreparable damage to both men and means.” Honorius III proceeded
51  8,8 |            in Asia Minor; then, by means of the fleet which was already
52  8,10|          in which the papacy saw a means of union between the western
53  8,10|         the latter wished that, by means of some compromises, the
54  8,14|    correspondence to find ways and means of closer intercourse between
55  8,15|          buy, at a high price, the means of subsistence. Turkish
56  8,16|    particularly Ovid; in Greece by means of the literary tradition
57  8,17|        Byzantium the term pronoia “means a grant to the office-holding
58  8,17|         poor, mentions among other means of the rich’s oppressing
59  8,17|     merciless struggle. By various means he consciously and persistently
60  9,2 |        Turks] and for them, and it means that we increase their strength
61  9,2 |        receiving from the pope his means of subsistence. His son
62  9,3 |            to spend her energy and means on Italy, instead of turning
63  9,3 |     diplomacy. On the one hand, by means of negotiations with the
64  9,3 |            Russia. The word Mamluk means “owned,” “belonging to,” “
65  9,5 |           After the coronation, by means of many charters (chrysobulls)
66  9,7 |       Tamerlane (Timur-Lenk, which means in translation “iron-lame,”
67  9,9 |           the military actions and means by which he might take possession
68  9,9 |           in which he saw the only means of security for the Empire,
69  9,13|         and isolate themselves “by means of the concentration and
70  9,18|            353] “A man of affairs” means that Phrantzes was closely
71  9,18|           create a new religion by means of the gods of ancient mythology,
72  9,19|         and literature in Italy by means of lessons and translations.