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 1  2,5 |          Slavs, and aided by a large fleet, Vitalian advanced toward
 2  3,4 |             who possessed a powerful fleet and who even in the middle
 3  3,4 |            head of the vast army and fleet he placed the gifted general
 4  3,14|              revolt, and the African fleet under the direction of the
 5  4,1 |         maritime nature. They had no fleet and were powerless against
 6  4,1 |          they defeated the Byzantine fleet commanded by the Emperor
 7  4,1 |      Byzantine Empire by sending his fleet against the Byzantine capital
 8  4,1 |            668-85), when the Arabian fleet crossed the Aegean Sea and
 9  4,1 |             the enemy. The Byzantine fleet was equipped with special “
10  4,1 |             success of the Byzantine fleet in numerous instances.[57]~
11  4,1 |             the year 677 the hostile fleet departed, sailing toward
12  4,1 |              attacking the Byzantine fleet and frequently cutting off
13  4,1 |           expeditions of the Arabian fleet in the Mediterranean and
14  4,4 |            newly constructed Arabian fleet, which was almost master
15  4,4 |          defense against the Arabian fleet.~ A striking analogy exists
16  5,2 |           same time a strong Arabian fleet consisting of 1,800 vessels
17  5,2 |         severe damage in the Arabian fleet, while hunger and the extremely
18  5,8 |             operations of the Muslim fleet in the Mediterranean Sea,
19  5,8 |               130]~ Supported by the fleet in the Aegean Sea, Thomas
20  5,8 |       succeeded in defeating Thomas’ fleet; on the other, he was aided
21  5,8 |           which possessed a powerful fleet, rose in Tunis in the early
22  5,8 |      conquest of Sicily, the Arabian fleet also began to raid the Italian
23  5,8 |         southern Italy. The Venetian fleet which came to the aid of
24  6,2 |             operations of the Muslim fleet. Even at the end of the
25  6,2 |           Thessalonica by the Muslim fleet under the leadership of
26  6,2 |             improvement of their own fleet. The result was that in
27  6,2 |             on the sea the Byzantine fleet suffered several serious
28  6,2 |           operation of the Byzantine fleet may be mentioned: in 917
29  6,2 |     occupation of Cilicia, while the fleet succeeded in taking from
30  6,4 |           and the remnants of Igor’s fleet returned to the north. The
31  6,4 |       Byzantine shores. This Russian fleet was almost demolished by
32  6,6 |         interference of the Venetian fleet, they soon became exposed
33  6,8 |           Byzantine Empire was their fleet, which in a later period
34  6,8 |          greatly aided by the Norman fleet, which blockaded the port.
35  7,1 |         Alexius, with a considerable fleet. His chief immediate aim
36  7,1 |           return for the help of her fleet, the Emperor promised the
37  7,1 |             for the aid given by her fleet, received from the Emperor
38  7,1 |           possession by means of his fleet of Smyrna and some other
39  7,1 |    supporting the Patzinaks with his fleet, lost a part of his conquests
40  7,1 |           support Byzantium with her fleet; thereupon Alexius had granted
41  7,1 |       irritated Venetians sent their fleet to raid the Byzantine islands
42  7,1 |        Byzantine enterprise with her fleet and received for that aid
43  7,1 |     Byzantium. Owing to the Sicilian fleet and intrigues, the Duke
44  7,1 |           naturally incensed, sent a fleet against Byzantium which,
45  7,1 |             his rule. Having no good fleet, Andronicus failed to put
46  7,1 |    Thessalonica. The powerful Norman fleet also arrived there. In this
47  7,2 |            capital, where the Norman fleet had already arrived. But,
48  7,2 |            son Henry to assemble the fleet in Italy and to obtain from
49  7,2 |           for Henry by the Byzantine fleet in his expedition to Palestine.
50  7,2 |             the crusade. An enormous fleet had been assembled, which
51  7,3 |              Zara. In May, 1203, the fleet with Dandolo, Boniface of
52  7,3 |            June, 1203, the crusading fleet appeared before Constantinople,
53  8,5 |             his already considerable fleet. A very interesting letter,
54  8,8 |         Minor; then, by means of the fleet which was already at the
55  8,13|            to support him with their fleet, provided that the ships
56  8,13|        friends of Genoa. The Genoese fleet was extremely important
57  9,3 |        destroyed a major part of his fleet, so that, at least for a
58  9,3 |          native France, the Venetian fleet, the papal forces, and the
59  9,4 |       Byzantine Empire. The Venetian fleet breaking through the Hellespont
60  9,5 |              was necessary to have a fleet, which Dushan had not. To
61  9,6 |             absence of the Byzantine fleet, the Genoese sent their
62  9,6 |        strength of the new Byzantine fleet were on the point of making
63  9,6 |            the crushing of the Greek fleet. The Genoese at Galata decorated
64  9,7 |             condition of the Turkish fleet; for that reason the Turks,
65  9,7 |              the head of the Turkish fleet. Therefore Venice thought
66  9,7 |            Constantinople, where his fleet was received with the greatest
67  9,9 | Constantinople, defeated the Turkish fleet in spite of its far superior
68  9,9 |          disposal. The Greco-Italian fleet stationed in the Golden
69  9,9 |      possible arrival of a Christian fleet to aid the city, induced
70  9,9 |      Constantinople a western relief fleet arrived in the Archipelago,
71  9,17|         Andronicus II, neglected the fleet again, so that the islands
72  9,17|             even against the Turkish fleet, which had just made its