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 1  2,1 |           bound to become a world force, made use of it precisely
 2  2,3 |         border nation to the full force of the attack and unable
 3  2,3 |        women and children, had to force their way across the border
 4  2,3 |   barbarians within the Empire by force, and he decided to follow
 5  2,3 |           growing into a powerful force which could at any moment
 6  2,3 |         should have been the main force unifying the varied population
 7  2,3 |    neither the experience nor the force of will necessary for his
 8  2,4 |          of laws maintained their force in Gaul late into the Middle
 9  3,4 |           their former energy and force. The Arian beliefs of these
10  3,4 |  territories could be retained by force only. That is why the brilliant
11  3,4 |         the Persians attempted to force their way to the Black Sea
12  3,4 |       with a Byzantine general to force the Blemyes to adopt the
13  3,4 |    provinces could be retained by force only, and for this the Empire
14  3,6 |          not to persecute them or force them to embrace the Christian
15  3,7 |         the pope: “I shall either force you to agree with us, or
16  3,8 |          oppose the barbarians by force, Justinian had to resort
17  3,9 |       situated capital became, by force of circumstances, the mediator
18  3,10|        began to operate with full force; the artificial system collapsed;
19  3,14|      extreme necessity that could force the Emperor to create such
20  4,1 |           nor sufficient military force, and profound disturbances
21  4,1 |         nearest relatives, into a force which would dominate the
22  4,1 |       directly that “God will not force anyone beyond his capacity” (
23  4,1 |      responsible for the crushing force with which the Arabs rushed
24  4,1 |          changed into a political force, because only as such could
25  4,1 |          II the Emperor agreed to force the Mardaites to settle
26  5,1 |           Irene, a woman of great force and ambition, entered into
27  5,2 |     defeat of the Muslim army. By force of an agreement with Leo
28  5,2 |           Leo III in his drive to force the Arabs away from Constantinople.
29  5,4 |       large, and that they were a force of which the church itself
30  5,5 |        were compelled to marry by force or threats. In one instance
31  5,6 |      seize the imperial throne by force. In the eyes of the Byzantine
32  5,8 |           head of such a powerful force that Caliph Mamun did not
33  5,8 |       sources on Theophilus might force historians to forsake the
34  5,8 |     although in depth of poetical force and profound doctrine they
35  5,8 |           III, became the central force in the intellectual and
36  6,7 |           not very long remain in force, even imperfectly. Basil
37  6,7 |           be unwise to keep it in force.”[107] Yet in spite of this
38  6,7 |         of the Ecloga remained in force even after the appearance
39  6,7 |         Basil II, had remained in force for a long time, it might
40  7,1 |          order to remove John and force the recognition as heir
41  7,1 |           case there rises up the force of a numerous army hurling
42  7,3 |          all, he was an animating force in the enterprise. But unfortunately
43  7,4 |  Constantinople, and with all the force of his soul he wished to
44  7,4 |          importance as a cultural force in the twelfth century.
45  8,2 |         would conquer Bulgaria by force of arms and reduce him to
46  8,3 |           of Nicaea could not, by force of arms, check the successes
47  8,4 |        river, in Carla. The chief force of Theodore was the eight
48  8,15|           production, remained in force, is not known; probably
49  8,16| reminiscences; he had no creative force, and real life was veiled
50  8,17|           are treated as still in force, although in reality they
51  9,2 | government and was the motivating force of all his activity. Andronicus’
52  9,3 |   disdaining the rest of Charles’ force as despicable, dared to
53  9,5 |          To increase his maritime force he planned to enter into
54  9,6 |          or Kobilić, contrived to force a passage into the Turkish
55  9,6 |     resist Cantacuzene’s plans by force; they occupied the heights
56  9,12|         in the Byzantine Empire a force, dark and unrecognized.
57  9,12|    unrecognized. It was a strange force. It had no name, and revealed
58  9,12|        government authority. This force seldom ventured openly to
59  9,12|     representatives of the secret force. This was the more true
60  9,12|         the more true because the force, formed from the people
61  9,12|         these insinuations … This force in its opposition to the
62  9,12|  introduced later, it is still in force in Constantinople. “The
63  9,12|            The list at present in force of the metropoles of the
64  9,16|         church canons remained in force in all matters concerning
65  9,19|         enough talent or cultural force to exert a great influence