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 1  2,2 |         Thessalonica. His attention turned particularly to Troy, the
 2  2,2 |           restored paganism, Julian turned to a source which he despised
 3  2,3 |     churches in Constantinople were turned over to the Nicaeans.~ Theodosius
 4  2,5 |            Constantinople; later he turned to Egypt, Asia Minor, and
 5  3   |          two predecessors, for they turned their faces from the East
 6  3,3 |         hidden discontent and still turned their eyes to Constantinople,
 7  3,6 |    double-faced Janus with one face turned to the west, asking for
 8  3,8 |          the Empire.~ His attention turned first of all to the financial
 9  4,1 |      unknown to them, and when they turned to the deity, their invocation
10  4,1 |        century, said that they then turned to the Arabs, saying, “Your
11  5,3 |             and attention should be turned to the study of the problem
12  5,4 | iconoclastic period.~ Scholars have turned their attention first of
13  5,5 |      image-worshipers of the empire turned hopeful faces. “His moderate
14  5,6 |     excommunicated the iconoclasts, turned to the West in the hope
15  5,7 |  excommunicated the iconoclasts and turned to the West for aid and
16  5,8 |             to lose the capital, he turned to the western states for
17  5,8 |          however, for Bulgaria soon turned again to the Greek church,
18  6,2 |         caliphate, which frequently turned the attention of the Arabs
19  6,3 |           After this victory Simeon turned his attention to the Byzantine
20  6,8 |           became panic-stricken and turned to flight. Romanus, who
21  7,1 |            The mood of the populace turned against him. In 1185 a revolution
22  7,1 |             forces. Their eyes were turned to the West, mainly to the
23  7,1 |     particularly after attention is turned to the pillaging, plundering,
24  7,1 |    Constantinople. But the campaign turned out to be unsuccessful for
25  7,1 |            his external policy, had turned his chief attention to the
26  7,1 |             this danger the Emperor turned his mind to transporting
27  7,1 |      anonymous panegyrist of Manuel turned the Emperor’s very flight
28  7,3 |            the famous Innocent III, turned his attention to restoring
29  7,3 |     development of the Republic; he turned his attention first of all
30  7,3 |            chief attention has been turned to the causes of the change
31  8,7 |      Vatatzes. Accordingly Theodore turned to another hierarch, who
32  8,13|             political relations, he turned his chief attention to the
33  9,2 |      Emperor, in search of a bride, turned to the near, congenial,
34  9,3 |       Constantinople, Michael VIII, turned their main forces to the
35  9,4 |          national unification, they turned their attention to Constantinople.~
36  9,5 |           manners. The new baslleus turned to the representatives of
37  9,7 |             break, and Manuel again turned to the West which for some
38  9,7 |          his residence, the Emperor turned his attention, among other
39  9,8 |           sex or age. Churches were turned into mosques, but the Church
40  9,9 |             his palace and without, turned over and over in his mind
41  9,9 |              on the sultan’s order, turned into a mosque. In 1461 the
42  9,9 |           Ottoman Empire. They were turned back from Europe, but Constantinople,
43  9,12|           government and people was turned almost exclusively to the
44  9,13|      strength of the Hesychasts and turned to them more than once for