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 1  4,1|       followers of Islam are called Muslims, or Muhammedans. At the
 2  4,1|        devil was compulsory for all Muslims, and the conceptions of
 3  4,1|         religious enthusiasm of the Muslims, which frequently rose to
 4  4,1|        which prepared the fanatical Muslims to regard death with disdain
 5  4,1|            there were few convinced Muslims, and even this small number
 6  4,1|   fanaticism and intolerance of the Muslims are later phenomena, alien
 7  4,1|        elected as the leader of the Muslims with the title of Caliph (
 8  4,1|            heretics,” including the Muslims, borrow from the orthodox
 9  5,2| significance to this failure of the Muslims to occupy Constantinople.
10  5,2|  interesting to note that among the Muslims these buildings were associated
11  5,2|     Christians as well as among the Muslims, the idea of the triumphant
12  5,2|           to the Saviour, while the Muslims expected the end of the
13  5,2|          the battle at Acroïnon the Muslims connected the legend of
14  5,4|          the seventh century by the Muslims, who, guided by the words
15  5,8|           continuous attacks of the Muslims upon the Byzantine Empire
16  6,2|         collisions. In the west the Muslims occupied the city of Rhegium (
17  6,2|          between the Greeks and the Muslims in the west, in Italy, and
18  6,2|        Byzantine victories over the Muslims. In the words of the French
19  6,2|           969. Never before had the Muslims been subjected to so much
20  6,2|        Empire were conquered by the Muslims, so that Sicily was completely
21  6,2|       campaigns against the eastern Muslims were highly successful.
22  6,2|     Jerusalem from the hands of the Muslims, undertook a real crusade.
23  6,2|            in the struggle with the Muslims, even though the Bulgarian
24  6,2|        Basil’s death emboldened the Muslims to start a series of offensive
25  6,2|            proposed a treaty to the Muslims. Its first two conditions,
26  6,2|          relations with the eastern Muslims.~ At the same time very
27  6,2|            Ashot’s death forced the Muslims to intervene in the internal
28  6,3|          Asia Minor and the western Muslims in Italy. Boris, in his
29  6,6|            German ruler against the Muslims, progressed very slowly,
30  6,8|           in the ninth century, the Muslims had succeeded in occupying
31  6,8|       reconquest of Sicily from the Muslims.~ The subjection of southern
32  6,8|            to the struggle with the Muslims and Apelatai. The latter
33  6,8|           efforts of Christians and Muslims, while in times of war each
34  7,1|    countries were restricted by the Muslims but were not suspended.
35  7,1|    Jerusalem and fought against the Muslims in Syria and Asia Minor.
36  7,1|           and the resistance of the Muslims, the crusaders advanced
37  7,1|             that time, in 1104, the Muslims won a great victory over
38  7,1|          both of Alexius and of the Muslims; both gladly anticipated
39  7,1|            to war again against the Muslims and the Emperor, his sworn
40  7,1|           ruinous incursions of the Muslims who were exterminating or
41  7,1|          forces the strength of the Muslims, were occupied with their
42  7,1|        These conditions enabled the Muslims, who had been weakened and
43  7,1|  expeditions: the first against the Muslims who at that time were in
44  7,1|          made an agreement with the Muslims, stirring them up to attack
45  7,1|             most miserable way. The Muslims in the East were not weakened;
46  7,2|      facilitated the advance of the Muslims. The most important centers
47  7,2|          crusade he appealed to the Muslims for an energetic and untiring
48  7,3|     quarrels; he described what the Muslims, whom the pope named in
49  7,3|       advantage, to obtain from the Muslims the restoration of Palestine.
50  7,3|            a secret treaty with the Muslims, but exclusively because
51  7,3|         forces not only against the Muslims in Palestine or Egypt, but,
52  7,3|            the struggle against the Muslims in the Holy Land.~ ~
53  8,4|          Emperor of Nicaea over the Muslims was very great: it confirmed
54  9,9|          the holy sacrament saw the Muslims rush into the church, the