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 1  2,1 |          this cult of the sun was a serious rival to Christianity. It
 2  2,2 |         intrigues which caused very serious complications in the later
 3  2,2 |           their legions, were often serious pretenders to the imperial
 4  2,2 |        policy of Constantius led to serious friction between him and
 5  2,2 |             and first exhibited his serious leanings toward paganism.~
 6  2,2 |             first it seemed that no serious menace was threatening Christianity.
 7  2,2 |             became involved in very serious disputes. Apparently Julian
 8  2,2 |     Christian church could not be a serious menace to paganism. At the
 9  2,3 |     instance, however, he came into serious conflict with one of the
10  2,3 |             Roman troops.~ Far more serious were the relations of the
11  2,4 |            men it did not cause any serious disturbance in the church.
12  2,4 |           in the year 410, became a serious warning for Constantinople,
13  2,5 |            assumed the character of serious national revolts and were
14  3,4 |          the west was bound to have serious consequences in the east,
15  3,4 |           too far distant to take a serious part in a war. All this
16  3,4 |           with it the beginnings of serious future complications, both
17  3,7 |            have led to new and very serious complications. But at this
18  3,8 |           justly inspired extremely serious fears. The military undertakings
19  3,8 |     reduction of the army had other serious consequences: it left the
20  3,14|           who frequently engaged in serious uprisings against the Byzantine
21  3,15|          Albanian hands.~ The first serious opponent of Fallmerayer
22  3,16|             could result in no very serious harm to the literature and
23  4,1 |      capital became exposed to very serious danger. The Khagan of the
24  4,1 |    extremely important to take into serious consideration the data of
25  4,1 |          was thus shielded from the serious Muslim menace. It is interesting
26  4,4 |        practically never needed any serious defense it became transformed
27  5,2 |          did not undertake any more serious military actions against
28  5,2 |        middle of the eighth century serious internal troubles arose
29  5,2 |           the Slavs became two very serious enemies of the Byzantine
30  5,4 |             hundred years with very serious consequences to the Empire.
31  5,4 |              In the sixth century a serious upheaval in Antioch was
32  5,8 |        century assume the aspect of serious campaigns deep into the
33  5,8 |           which came as a result of serious internal disturbances and
34  5,8 |   exceptions, did not result in any serious consequences for either
35  5,8 |            probability created very serious social changes in Asia Minor.
36  5,8 |       clashes with the Arabs had no serious consequences. At this time
37  5,8 |         eastern Arabs from renewing serious campaigns against the Byzantine
38  5,8 |       Byzantine Empire.~ Still more serious for the Byzantine Empire
39  5,8 |        although these were not very serious. But in the time of the
40  6,2 | considerably to the east.~ Far more serious were Basil’s relations with
41  6,2 |    Byzantine fleet suffered several serious defeats.~ In spite of the
42  6,2 |       Bulgarians, which became more serious due to the intervention
43  6,2 |            reign there were no more serious collisions with the eastern
44  7,1 |             secured the Empire from serious external dangers which sometimes
45  7,1 |    situation of the Empire was very serious and gradually became still
46  7,1 |           pillage and spoil, were a serious danger. Thus, in his external
47  7,1 |      charges against Manuel have no serious grounds and that he should
48  7,1 |           Emperor’s conjectures had serious grounds.~ Knowing that at
49  7,1 |            Manuel had already taken serious measures for the war against
50  7,2 |             East continued to cause serious apprehensions: the internal
51  7,2 |             At that time there were serious troubles in Jerusalem, of
52  7,2 |           that in 1196 Henry had no serious thought of any attack on
53  8,9 |           in Constantinople aroused serious suspicions in Theodore.
54  8,10|           at Nicaea, was creating a serious obstacle to Vatatzes’ aim
55  8,17|            in the Empire but also a serious political danger to the
56  9,3 |      Byzantium also met with Louis’ serious objection, because, if the
57  9,3 |             negotiations. Obviously serious danger threatened Byzantium
58  9,4 |         with great pomp. After some serious conflicts in the capital
59  9,5 |            grasp the fact that some serious obstacles to the realization
60  9,6 |          Balkan peninsula, where no serious obstacles could be opposed
61  9,15|            successes were already a serious menace to Europe also; this