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 1  2,2 |    Providence and Jesus Christ. “Restore me then my quiet days, and
 2  2,2 |         with the last attempt to restore paganism in the Empire.
 3  2,2 |        fourth century set out to restore and revive paganism and
 4  2,2 |        that it was impossible to restore it in its former purely
 5  2,3 |          efforts of the Goths to restore their former influence were
 6  2,3 |         to worship openly and to restore their churches. Some historians
 7  2,4 |           made a final effort to restore the former power of the
 8  3,3 |     deemed it his sacred duty to restore a single Empire extending
 9  3,4 |         energy in his efforts to restore order in these conquered
10  3,6 |        considered it his duty to restore the Roman Empire, and at
11  3,16|        permission to uncover and restore mosaics, and in 1933 work
12  5,4 |    excessive image-worship, and “restore Christianity to its original
13  5,4 |         at all costs in order to restore the Christian faith to its
14  5,5 |     Irene, who was determined to restore image worship.~ In spite
15  5,5 |        and orders were issued to restore all the monasteries abolished
16  5,7 |          man who was destined to restore the empire by means of iron
17  5,8 |  especially vigorous campaign to restore Michael’s reputation. He
18  5,8 |    failure was also a failure to restore image-worship. The defeat
19  5,8 |   Emperor and called upon him to restore icon worship, he was subjected
20  5,8 |         Her first problem was to restore image-worship. Apparently
21  6,6 |      rulers did Otto III hope to restore the imperial throne in Rome.
22  6,7 |      Nicholas Mysticus strove to restore the friendly relations with
23  7,1 |         had permitted Alexius to restore the Byzantine territory
24  7,1 |         forced the Christians to restore the Church of the Resurrection
25  7,1 |          of the Resurrection and restore many places in it as much
26  7,1 |         influence still more and restore the eastern church to the
27  7,1 |      over many new countries and restore “schismatic” Byzantium to
28  7,1 |          chiefs, who promised to restore to Alexius, as their suzerain,
29  7,1 |         excellent opportunity to restore its power on the coast of
30  7,1 |          Italy and to attempt to restore the former Byzantine power
31  7,1 |     therefore making attempts to restore him to the path of truth
32  7,1 |        Germany, Manuel hoped “to restore the Eastern Empire in the
33  7,1 |     successors was to be able to restore the position of the Empire.
34  7,2 |   brother-in-law, to help him to restore the throne to his blind
35  7,3 |        matter of destruction and restore to the envoys of the king
36  7,3 |        had revolted; the wish to restore their candidate to the Byzantine
37  7,3 |        crusaders was in order to restore Isaac II upon the throne.~
38  8,5 |       first attempt of Nicaea to restore the former capital of the
39  8,7 |       unavoidably to struggle to restore Byzantium.~ The founder
40  8,10|          the western Emperor and restore the union between the two
41  9,8 |        difficult last attempt to restore the fortifications of Theodosius
42  9,9 |         of Byzantium in order to restore the honor of the vanquished
43  9,11|        power over the West, i.e. restore the former Roman Empire.
44  9,17| Palaeologi endeavored in vain to restore the navy, which was in a
45  9,18|     course doomed to failure, to restore paganism on the ruins of