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 1  2,2 |        connection with his cherished plan. The historian Ammianus
 2  2,3 |             evidently had no general plan of attacking the Empire,
 3  2,3 |          change in Alaric’s original plan for attacking Constantinople.
 4  3,4 |             lasting results, and the plan of restoring a united Roman
 5  6,2 |          reign Basil II had begun to plan an extensive expedition
 6  6,8 |          have reproduced an Armenian plan; when in the tenth century
 7  7,1 |             the effectiveness of his plan, he entered into negotiations
 8  7,1 |            definite goal and general plan to the senseless wanderings
 9  7,1 |         Gregory VII embody the first plan of the crusades, they show
10  7,1 |              connection between this plan and the separation of the
11  7,1 |        possession of Jerusalem. This plan had not been realized, and
12  7,1 |            there was neither general plan nor commander in chief.
13  7,1 |           Spaniards in his army. His plan was to carry out his father
14  7,1 |            begin all over again. The plan of an expedition against
15  7,1 |           Bohemond’s death, made the plan of marching on Antioch no
16  7,1 |           showed clearly that such a plan of invasion had hovered
17  7,1 |              conception the original plan of Louis VII widened. Owing
18  7,1 |          proved not to be great. The plan of the king of France was
19  7,1 |      Andronicus could not carry that plan into effect.” Thus according
20  7,2 |            power and of any definite plan in ruling the state in its
21  7,3 |     discerning and clever Dandolo, a plan was ripening to conquer
22  7,3 |              to abandon the original plan of the expedition upon Egypt
23  7,3 |              of a leading and subtle plan on Philip’s part on which
24  7,3 |       crusaders began to discuss the plan of taking Constantinople
25  7,4 |              adopt union. The pope’s plan failed. The complicated
26  7,4 |     Nicephorus from carrying out his plan, but he succeeded in composing
27  7,4 |             St. Mark, reproducing in plan the Church of the Apostles
28  8,2 |            hesitations and fixed the plan of his future actions. To
29  8,2 |              carry out his ambitious plan, namely, to establish on
30  8,9 |     relations did not last long. The plan concerning John Asen’s regency
31  8,14|        rulers entirely put aside the plan of a crusade to the Holy
32  8,14|         During the Nicene Empire the plan for union had no success.~ ~ ~
33  9,2 |            The sultan learned of the plan and determined to punish
34  9,3 |        Manfred. He proposed to him a plan for the sudden capture of
35  9,3 |             step in carrying out his plan of invading Byzantium. Michael
36  9,3 |          crusade. Moreover, Charles’ plan of conquering Byzantium
37  9,3 |             decided to carry out his plan of invading Byzantium. But
38  9,4 |       Greco-Turkish Empire. Charles’ plan to establish the Greco-Latin
39  9,4 |         succeed in carrying out this plan: in the middle of the fifteenth
40  9,5 |          coronation. Dushan began to plan to sanctify his new title
41  9,5 |            to the realization of his plan already existed. First,
42  9,7 |            this purpose he drew up a plan for a radical change in
43  9,7 |             proposing to Manuel II a plan of reforms for regenerated
44  9,9 |          nights drawing on paper the plan of the city and its fortifications,
45  9,9 |            city became critical. The plan of the besieged garrison
46  9,18| Ecclesiastical History. His original plan may have been to bring the