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 1  2,2 |         doubtful but earlier dates, give a smaller number of provinces.[
 2  2,2 |          which have been preserved, give abundant material for judging
 3  2,2 |          these writers honored:~ ~I give them this choice, either
 4  2,2 |          else without exception and give himself up to the beauties
 5  2,3 |              270-75), was forced to give up Dacia to the barbarians
 6  2,4 |            after his consecration: “Give me, my prince, the earth
 7  2,4 |             of heretics, and I will give you heaven as a recompense.
 8  2,5 |          about forty orations which give abundant information about
 9  2,5 |             and 1861 by M. de Vogue give some conception of what
10  3,3 |          our Italy, have refused to give it back.”[16] He remained,
11  3,16|          main object of which is to give an account and description
12  3,16|           existence today, but they give a sufficient basis for judging
13  3,16|            was already beginning to give way to that of Aristotle.[
14  4,1 |      Byzantine emperor consented to give the title of basileus (with
15  4,1 |             more sublime souls, and give only slight indications
16  4,2 |      Unfortunately Martin’s letters give little interesting data
17  4,4 |         although this work does not give much information on theme
18  4,4 |       reform. The sources, he said, give reason to believe that Heraclius
19  4,4 |     authorities did not immediately give way to military rulers.
20  5,3 |              were correct, it would give an excellent indication
21  5,5 |             people were required to give oath that they would forsake
22  5,8 |       Amorion, but he was forced to give up his plans and return
23  5,8 |            Ignatius, who refused to give up his title voluntarily.
24  6,2 |             of Edessa was forced to give up its precious relic, the
25  6,2 |           Greek, and Arabic sources give contradictory accounts of
26  6,7 |         interference with injustice give us an abundance of goods,
27  6,7 |           the Emperor was forced to give up his scheme.~ The names
28  6,7 |       church, raise its low morals, give firmness to its loose discipline,
29  6,8 |         century, when attempting to give due praise to Emperor Manuel
30  7,1 |             in triumph. In order to give stability to his position,
31  7,1 |        movement and would and could give a reasonable and definite
32  7,1 |          oration later from memory, give texts which differ very
33  7,1 |            and his learned daughter give an excellent picture of
34  7,1 |            title would have been to give up all rights to the Italian
35  7,2 |      Hellespont, if Frederick would give him noble German hostages
36  7,4 |      possible, in some problems, to give the preference to pagan
37  7,4 |               The Byzantine sources give a sad picture of the internal
38  7,4 |         readers when she chanced to give the barbarian names of the
39  7,4 |       chroniclers, left works which give evidence of the literary
40  7,4 |            in 1204 he was forced to give up his seat to a Latin bishop,
41  7,4 |      letters and some poetry, which give very valuable information
42  7,4 |           death. Michael’s orations give some interesting details
43  7,4 |       therefore be more accurate to give up referring to “the brothers
44  8,2 |         importance of Nicaea and to give up the leading role in the
45  8,5 |            of Latins to whom we may give the land which we are acquiring
46  8,8 |           Theodore was compelled to give up hope of further successes
47  8,10|         ecclesiastical ideas, which give some scholars grounds for
48  8,16|       scholar, A. Heisenberg. These give a picture not only of the
49  8,16|        autobiographies of Blemmydes give much valuable information
50  8,16|            his subjects, should not give vent to anger, should avoid
51  8,16|       popular poetical meters which give interesting specimens of
52  8,16|           the most beautiful and to give her a rod “of twisted iron,
53  8,16|           Acominatus, whose letters give much information about his
54  8,16|      canonic law in particular, and give an interesting source of
55  8,17|         neither sell, bequeath, nor give away the granted land. In
56  8,17|          well as Justinian’s Novels give the most interesting material
57  8,17|           Assises of Antioch, which give a good idea of the laws
58  9,3 |     persuade his warlike brother to give up his aggressive plans
59  9,3 | unsuccessful. Charles was forced to give up his plans against the
60  9,3 |            Khan Mangu forced him to give up his aggressive plans
61  9,6 |          forced John Cantacuzene to give up his alliance with Venice
62  9,6 |    henceforth. He also consented to give more territory to the Genoese
63  9,6 |            of Turin, was obliged to give up her intention of closing
64  9,7 |            poor success, he did not give up his plans after his return
65  9,7 |       Empire compelled the Turks to give up the siege. The capital’
66  9,11|           end to the old schism and give grounds to hope for the
67  9,17|      Trebizond, recently published, give new and rich material for
68  9,18|            classical culture and to give grounds for hope for the
69  9,18|            hand, it was designed to give mankind ideal living conditions.
70  9,18|           Byzantine literature, and give interesting details on the
71  9,18|             The Greek text does not give any indication as to the