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 1  2,1 |             trying to flee from the enemy (at Saxa Rubra near the
 2  2,2 |          For protection against the enemy from the land, Constantine
 3  2,5 |            as a real barrier to the enemy’s approach to the city walls.
 4  2,5 |             of legend. The ruthless enemy of Nestorius, Cyril, bishop
 5  3,4 |          Persia, the most dangerous enemy of the Empire, waged continual
 6  3,4 |          his hope of defeating each enemy separately.~ The Vandal
 7  3,4 |            a visible proof that the enemy who had so long defied his
 8  3,11|           they viewed as their main enemy. Turkish ambassadors crossed
 9  4,1 |          the attack and putting the enemy to flight. As soon as the
10  4,1 |         eternal and dreaded Persian enemy was prostrated forever;
11  4,1 |          death blow to its constant enemy, reclaimed all the lost
12  4,1 |          injustice suffered from an enemy. Goldziher asserted also
13  4,1 |       Maronite (Monothelete) and an enemy of our faith,”[40] and Beladsori,
14  4,1 |           against the vessel of the enemy. The Byzantine fleet was
15  4,1 |             artificial fire” at the enemy. The peculiar quality of
16  4,4 |      archives. “To learn from one’s enemy has always been the desire
17  5,2 |         into the Golden Horn to the enemy ships was made in connection
18  5,2 |           with their most dangerous enemy, the Byzantine Empire. The
19  5,5 |             adversary of God and an enemy of the doctrines handed
20  5,5 |      inclined to Muhammedanism, the enemy of the Empire, the teacher
21  5,8 |            sensed in him a powerful enemy capable of gaining over
22  5,8 |            great. He was a vehement enemy of the iconoclasts in the
23  5,8 |        Hamartolus, also a convinced enemy of the iconoclasts, left
24  6,2 |          occupied many times by the enemy’s army. By his personal
25  6,2 |             was confronted by a new enemy, the Seljuq Turks, who were
26  6,3 |        Bulgaria became a formidable enemy of the Byzantine Empire,
27  6,5 |             were the most dangerous enemy of the Empire in the north.~ ~
28  6,6 |           from a new and formidable enemy, the Normans, who later
29  6,8 |         necessary resistance to the enemy. Even such an anti-militarist
30  6,8 |             upon his arrival in the enemy’s camp was greeted with
31  7,1 |          and the Emperor, his sworn enemy. His further stay in the
32  7,1 |           in those places where the enemy carried on most of their
33  7,1 |             began a war against his enemy of Asia Minor, the sultan
34  7,1 |            Emperor’s friends and an enemy of his enemies,” as well
35  7,1 |             confined to driving the enemy out of Byzantine territory;
36  7,1 |    intrigues, the Duke Welf, an old enemy of the Hohenstaufens, rose
37  7,1 |            alliance with his former enemy the prince of Antioch, Reginald
38  7,1 |       protector of the weak and the enemy of the violators, that you
39  7,1 |      Frederick Barbarossa made that enemy of the Eastern Empire gradually
40  7,1 |       Byzantium one single terrible enemy whose political interests
41  7,1 |      preparations for resisting the enemy. With unexpected rapidity
42  7,2 |      anti-Latin movement, was their enemy, decided to take Constantinople
43  7,2 |            in Asia Minor, Saladin’s enemy, a Muslim. Political combinations
44  7,4 |          conditions. Andronicus, an enemy of the Latin sympathies
45  8,2 |         Angeli, had been a terrible enemy of Byzantium. The Latin
46  8,2 |           Greek element, this sworn enemy of Bulgarian national independence,
47  8,2 | chronographies, speaks of him as an enemy of the Orthodox church,
48  8,4 |    inflicted enormous losses on the enemy, but almost all of them
49  8,5 |              The first and greatest enemy was Lascaris who held the
50  8,5 |            Henry the most dangerous enemy of Nicaea passed away. His
51  8,9 |             he had a more dangerous enemy than in the dying and weakened
52  8,10|        world, Frederick was a sworn enemy of the papacy and of its
53  8,10|          and Manfred came out as an enemy of the Empire of Nicaea.
54  8,17|       frontier lands taken from the enemy to the frontier soldiers (
55  8,17|         later periods.~ A convinced enemy of large landownership by
56  9,3 |    Frederick II, the irreconcilable enemy of the papacy, the strength
57  9,3 |        alliance “against the common enemy,” to wit against Charles
58  9,3 |           i.e., a pagan,[67] and an enemy of Islam. Deadly rivalry,
59  9,4 |         already shown how strong an enemy he was to prove to the Empire.~ ~
60  9,9 |         steps Muhammed, this “pagan enemy of the Christian people,”[
61  9,9 |             France has expelled his enemy from his kingdom; but he
62  9,11|          sultan of Egypt, the sworn enemy of the Latins of Syria.~
63  9,17|          continuously ruined by the enemy was going from bad to worse.
64  9,18|       triumph of his nation’s great enemy, while he extends his narrative
65  9,18|           forces against the common enemy.[370]~ But of greatest importance
66  9,19|             medieval scholastic and enemy of Platonic philosophy,