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 1  2,2 |           ordered the temples to be opened, and victims to be brought
 2  3,4 |           the Vandal war. Justinian opened military action by intervening
 3  3,4 |       Ostrogothic capital, Ravenna, opened its gates to Belisarius,
 4  3,7 |        idolatrous priests, but also opened the sepulchers of those
 5  4,1 |            successor, Kawad Sheroe, opened peace negotiations with
 6  4,1 |        appreciated: the Arabs. They opened up a new era in the world’
 7  5,6 | Anticipating complications, Charles opened negotiations with Irene
 8  5,8 |      Recently, however, H. Grégoire opened an especially vigorous campaign
 9  6,2 |             military campaign which opened at the beginning of the
10  6,2 |         were revenged; the road was opened to Tarsus, Antioch, Cyprus,
11  6,2 |             the cause of Christ. He opened the era of Crusades for
12  6,2 |    occupation of Cilicia and Cyprus opened for Nicephorus the road
13  7,1 |       beginning of 1082, Dyrrachium opened its gates to Robert. But
14  7,1 |             of the Sicilian Kingdom opened a new era in the history
15  7,1 |      historian Chalandon declared, “opened a new way to the ambition
16  7,1 |             the popes, because they opened wide horizons for the further
17  7,1 |          Venice by Alexius Comnenus opened to the Republic of St. Mark
18  7,1 |          radically; a new world was opened to western Europe. The subsequent
19  7,1 |           Asia Minor, the crusaders opened hostilities. After a siege,
20  7,1 |           gathered troops, Bohemond opened hostilities against Byzantium.
21  7,1 |          visible Jerusalem and hast opened to thyself another more
22  7,1 |       before the crusade, Roger had opened negotiations inducing him
23  7,1 |           Hungarians (Ugrians) also opened hostilities against Manuel,
24  7,1 |         victory with moderation and opened negotiations with the Emperor
25  7,1 |       Empire. As usual, hostilities opened at Durazzo which at once
26  7,2 |       himself, and at the same time opened negotiations with the Bulgarians.
27  7,2 |             throne and therefore he opened peace negotiations with
28  7,2 |          the crusade, Isaac Angelus opened negotiations with Saladin,
29  7,3 |            emperor a schismatic; he opened negotiations for union.
30  7,3 |       dethroned Isaac to the throne opened wide horizons to the Doge.
31  7,4 |           John Comnenus the Genoese opened negotiations for the first
32  8,2 |          which the king of Bulgaria opened a merciless and destructive
33  8,3 |          with the Bulgars and again opened hostilities against Theodore,
34  8,7 |             judged it advisable, he opened hostilities against Nicaea.~
35  8,8 |           the throne, John Vatatzes opened successful hostilities against
36  8,9 |          his alliance with Asen and opened hostilities against the
37  8,9 |             and Asiatic Greeks, and opened the way to the Nicene master
38  8,14|           dignity, nevertheless had opened wide horizons for the further
39  8,14|          from Turkish captivity and opened negotiations with Patriarch
40  8,15|              Caesar.” When Vatatzes opened hostilities against him,
41  8,16|            poetry, and the like. He opened many schools, and in one
42  8,17|     lifetime; it was discovered and opened later, under Heraclius.
43  9,2 |             crown. Then the capital opened its gates to him. The regent
44  9,3 |           away from the capital and opened negotiations with Venice,
45  9,3 |         against the Genoese if they opened hostilities against the
46  9,3 |           affairs, Charles of Anjou opened the era of French expeditions
47  9,3 |          the Empire. Accordingly he opened hostilities against the
48  9,3 |        policy. In 1281 Michael VIII opened negotiations with the Egyptian
49  9,3 |        promised him a subsidy if he opened hostilities against Charles.
50  9,7 |    neglected.~ Hard pressed, Manuel opened friendly negotiations with
51  9,8 |             Greek despotat in Morea opened hostilities against the
52  9,9 |          more and more new breaches opened. The Emperor fought heroically
53  9,9 |             altar wall miraculously opened before him and he entered
54  9,12|       moments of their triumph they opened to the monks the way to
55  9,15|        independently of each other, opened negotiations with Emperor
56  9,18|          with Aristotelian. Plethon opened a new phase in the struggle
57  9,19|           Plethon or Bessarion, who opened new horizons to Italy; Byzantium