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 1  2,2 |         of the righteousness and success of his undertaking, the
 2  2,2 |         Constantius regarded the success of Julian with suspicion
 3  2,3 |         was due primarily to his success in arranging the marriage
 4  2,3 |         Arcadius, pressed by the success of the Germans, was forced
 5  2,3 |      Gaïnas, in spite of all his success, proved himself incapable
 6  2,3 |          Johannites, but without success.~ John left a rich literary
 7  3,3 |          crowned with triumphant success. The Vandals, the Ostrogoths,
 8  3,3 |        had its reverse side. The success was attained at a price
 9  3,4 |         doubt about the possible success of the undertaking and considered
10  3,4 |           it achieved remarkable success. Many maritime cities and
11  3,4 |        in spite of this enormous success, Justinian’s achievements
12  3,4 |        why the brilliant outward success of Justinian’s offensive
13  3,5 |        in the sixth century. The success of the Code in accomplishing
14  4,1 |       unusual and rapid military success of the Arabs, who took from
15  4,1 |        for the striking military success of the Arabs in their combat
16  4,1 |      explanation of the military success of the Arabs in material
17  4,1 |       primary causes for Arabian success includes religious conditions
18  4,1 |          his kingdom.~ After his success in strengthening his power
19  4,1 |        this new weapon aided the success of the Byzantine fleet in
20  4,1 |     interesting to note that the success of Constantine made a strong
21  5,8 |      frontier troops and for his success received a brilliant triumph
22  5,8 |     places. He received for this success a triumph which was a repetition
23  6   |       was crowned with brilliant success for Byzantine arms by the
24  6,3 |        treaty represented a real success of wise and energetic policy
25  6,3 |      Nicephorus Phocas. When the success of Russian arms in Bulgaria
26  6,6 |        Arabs. As a result of the success of Byzantine arms in Italy
27  6,6 |        Basil II owed part of his success in this battle with the
28  6,7 |      Byzantine population by the success of Bulgarian arms,”[89]
29  6,7 |         If we have attained such success in our struggle with our
30  6,8 |          Turks and achieved some success in the early battles. His
31  6,8 |      progressed with alternating success. Robert conquered Brindisi,
32  6,8 |          period of this struggle success was on the side of the Normans.~
33  7,1 |      because in case of military success the Normans could immediately
34  7,1 |     Minor in the east. Secure of success, Tzachas already called
35  7,1 |       Pagans and Infidels.”~ The success of Alexius with external
36  7,1 |          was followed by similar success with internal enemies. Conspirators
37  7,1 |  Catholic church; in case of the success of the enterprise the popes
38  7,1 |      John also obtained definite success. Besieged, Antioch was forced
39  7,1 |        with his former hopes for success.~ But an unexpected event
40  7,1 |      could not contribute to its success.~ The news of the crusade
41  7,1 |        Germans were meeting with success in Asia Minor, and Louis
42  7,1 |      Byzantine arms had had some success in southern Italy, i.e.
43  7,1 |          to return without great success. In all probability, friendly
44  7,1 |    obtaining his last diplomatic success, namely, marriage of his
45  7,2 |          and Bulgarians. For the success of his further advance,
46  7,2 |     preliminary condition of the success of the crusades.”~ That
47  7,3 |   internal, left no hope for the success of such ambitious plans.~
48  8,5 |   prepared for this purpose. The success was on the side of Henry,
49  8,10|         surer hope for the final success of his policy, that is,
50  8,13| Palaeologus gained some military success against the coalition, and
51  8,13|         make still more sure the success of the final attack on Constantinople,
52  8,13|        of the Palaeologi, by his success in taking advantage of what
53  8,14|         wrote of “the miraculous success” of the crusaders, of the
54  8,14|        the plan for union had no success.~ ~ ~
55  9,3 |        allies and met with great success, because Charles was at
56  9,3 |          revolt was crowned with success. Upon the invitation of
57  9,4 |        wonderful instance of the success which sometimes attends
58  9,4 |          over forever. The first success was followed by others against
59  9,4 |         had recently fought with success. Before the death of the
60  9,6 |       greatly contributed to the success and impunity of their invasions;
61  9,7 |        In spite of Manuel’s poor success, he did not give up his
62  9,9 |          that contributed to the success of the siege. Muhammed II,
63  9,9 |     itself saved.”[216] But this success, of course, could have no
64  9,12|           hoping, in the case of success, to obtain exclusive influence