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 1  2,2 |           away with the political menace of the large provinces,
 2  2,2 |         it seemed that no serious menace was threatening Christianity.
 3  2,2 |     church could not be a serious menace to paganism. At the same
 4  2,3 |         growth of Germanism might menace the Empire’s existence.
 5  2,3 |        Italy.~ In addition to the menace of the Goths in the Balkan
 6  2,3 |        the time were aware of the menace of Germanic dominance, and
 7  2,3 |           very clearly the German menace to the Empire, and he composed
 8  2,3 |          the face of the Germanic menace to the government, was the
 9  2,3 |         Arcadius. Thus the Gothic menace was warded off through the
10  2,4 |      problem, which became a real menace to the state at the end
11  2,4 |        who constituted so great a menace to the Empire, moved at
12  2,5 |  Theodoric in Italy was less of a menace to Zeno than he would have
13  2,5 |        freed from the Ostrogothic menace.~ ~The Henoticon.~The main
14  2,5 |       leanings of the Goths. This menace decreased at the beginning
15  2,5 |          came the new Ostrogothic menace from the north, which was
16  3,7 |           be subject to a similar menace?”[72] In addition to this
17  3,11|       Empire, free of the Persian menace, was able to concentrate
18  3,14|         called forth by a similar menace on the part of the native
19  3,14|           to overcome the Lombard menace.~ According to the French
20  4,1 |      there appeared another great menace to the Byzantine Empire
21  4,1 |         he was able to remove the menace of the Khagan of the Avars
22  4,1 |       Byzantine armies? Who could menace the Empire?”[17] At this
23  4,1 |         capital of the formidable menace of the Avaro-Slavonic hordes.
24  4,1 |       there appeared a formidable menace, entirely unexpected and
25  4,1 |           from the serious Muslim menace. It is interesting to note
26  4,1 |     eighth century the Muhammedan menace to western Europe appeared
27  4,1 |          quite naturally, a great menace to the Byzantine Empire.
28  4,1 |           approach of the Arabian menace from North Africa to Italy
29  4,4 | importance. Equally great was the menace from the newly constructed
30  4,4 |    growing Slavonic and Bulgarian menace in the north of the Empire
31  4,4 |           against the approaching menace, renounced his imperial
32  4,4 |         North Africa, the Arabian menace to Asia Minor, the islands
33  4,4 |        itself, the Avaro-Slavonic menace in the Balkan peninsula —
34  5,2 |         II, there was the Arabian menace in the East, which was coming
35  5,8 | Theophilus was a grave and direct menace to the Byzantine provinces
36  5,8 |        respite from the Bulgarian menace.[151]~ One of the immediate
37  6,5 |        Seljuq Turks, who began to menace Byzantine possessions in
38  6,6 |         the extent of the Arabian menace to Rome. In striving to
39  6,7 |          when the eastern Turkish menace arose. Bréhier’s appraisal
40  6,8 |         Empire, for they began to menace its border provinces in
41  6,8 |         Seljuqs was the deadliest menace to the Empire.~ ~The Patzinaks.~
42  6,8 |           158] When this terrible menace was removed the mass of
43  6,8 |    dynasty. This northern Turkish menace, which at times threatened
44  6,8 |           do nothing against this menace because its entire forces
45  6,8 | understood the extent of Robert’s menace to the Empire and wanted
46  7,1 |         pirate, Tzachas, began to menace the capital from the south.
47  7,1 |          years had become a great menace in their successful advance
48  7,2 |         the Angeli, became a real menace to the Latin Empire which
49  7,4 |            On the other hand, the menace from the Turks and Patzinaks,
50  7,4 |       fearing the tax collector’s menace, without thinking of the
51  8,17|        seventh century, under the menace of the Persian, Arab, Avar,
52  9,6 |   advancing to the west, began to menace Thessalonica. The capital
53  9,8 |          1425-48) and the Turkish menace.~ Under John VIII the territory
54  9,9 |         danger before the Ottoman menace could weld disunited western
55  9,11|     Turkish danger, but under the menace of the aggressive policy
56  9,15|  successes were already a serious menace to Europe also; this was