Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,3 |            reign of Theodosius. He was unable to manage the numerous dissenting
 2  2,3 |                force of the attack and unable to offer adequate resistance
 3  2,3 |           Goths were killed and he was unable to return to the capital.
 4  2,5 |            Zeno was fully aware of it; unable to struggle against Odovacar
 5  2,5 |               taxation fell on persons unable to pay, as well as on the
 6  3,4 |               Belisarius, however, was unable to deal with the situation.
 7  3,4 |            recalled from Italy but was unable to stop the advance of Chosroes,
 8  3,5 |           which aimed to assist judges unable to study the entire juridical
 9  3,6 |               Samaritans of Palestine, unable to be reconciled to the
10  3,8 |         Justinian were not maintained. Unable to oppose the barbarians
11  3,12|                of God the nations were unable to get possession of it.”[
12  3,12|            which Byzantine troops were unable to stop, produced a profound
13  3,14|                exarchs of Ravenna were unable to overcome the Lombard
14  5,4 |                 Leo III was apparently unable to educate the people in
15  5,8 |              small landowners who were unable to meet the heavy government
16  6,2 |         Byzantine Empire, however, was unable to maintain its power in
17  6,3 |                of the fact that he was unable to offer adequate resistance
18  6,5 |         aggressive that the Empire was unable to offer adequate resistance
19  6,7 |               poor, if the latter were unable to pay them. If this measure,
20  6,8 |               physical weakness he was unable to deal with either internal
21  6,8 |          destroyed that the Empire was unable to resist the later advance
22  6,8 |             because the Patzinaks were unable to accustom themselves to
23  7,1 |               anarchy. But Alexius was unable to take full advantage of
24  7,1 |                Manzikert, seemed to be unable to resist the Turks successfully
25  7,1 |               that time the Empire was unable to undertake the difficult
26  7,1 |             realizing that he would be unable to resist the Byzantine
27  7,2 |                revolution of 1185, was unable to take adequate measures
28  7,3 |            with Otto of Brunswick, was unable to support Alexius effectively,
29  7,3 |           outside, in its suburb, and, unable to pay the whole amount,
30  7,3 |                affairs, the Empire was unable for a time to establish
31  7,4 |             islands of the Ionian sea, unable to endure the burden of
32  7,4 |      conditions in this country he was unable to forget his former life
33  8,2 |               the king of Bulgaria was unable to take advantage of circumstances
34  8,7 |             Kindom of Thessalonica was unable to resist the aggressive
35  8,10| widower-Emperor, said a source, “being unable to bear his loneliness”[
36  8,15|         hostilities against him, Leon, unable to protect the island with
37  8,16|             island of Ceos, but he was unable to accept it because of
38  8,17|             and the imperial power was unable to overcome this evil. The
39  9,2 |             heiress to the margravate; unable as a Byzantine empress to
40  9,2 |              governor of Thessalonica. Unable to make an adequate resistance,
41  9,3 |          Constantinople, they would be unable to take an adequate part
42  9,3 |               least for a time, he was unable to undertake the offensive
43  9,7 |               of the Dardanelles, were unable for the time being to cut
44  9,7 |              that for a time they were unable to take decisive steps against
45  9,11|                to the Emperor, who was unable to forget the warning of
46  9,17|                 of Turkish stock.[308] Unable to pay its mercenaries well,
47  9,19|             itself and to which he was unable to respond.”[454]~ The second
48  9,19|                At that time Europe was unable to understand any other