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 1  2,3 |           Empire against the steady advance of the German barbarians,
 2  2,3 |            in the year 376 with the advance of the Huns from Asia. They
 3  2,4 |        imperial exchequer and could advance to very high rank. This
 4  3,4 |          but was unable to stop the advance of Chosroes, who forced
 5  3,15|             The man who ventured to advance openly and boldly this new
 6  4,1 |               Gibbon spoke of their advance as follows; “While the Emperor
 7  4,1 |           at the time of Muhammed’s advance there was not a single political
 8  4,1 |          Africa.[67]~ ~The Slavonic advance and the origin of the Bulgarian
 9  4,1 |     northern border and the gradual advance of the Balkan Slavs toward
10  4,1 |          aid in halting the further advance of the Arabs. In any event,
11  5,2 |           the year 732, the Arabian advance from Spain into western
12  5,6 |         insurgents, might decide to advance toward Constantinople in
13  5,8 |          put a bound to his further advance, he was said, like Xerxes,
14  5,8 |           step for the Arabs was to advance into the Byzantine territories
15  5,8 |           on the throne he began to advance openly an iconoclastic policy.
16  5,8 |           Byzantine Empire and some advance in various branches of knowledge.
17  6   | landownership, and the intellectual advance associated with the names
18  6,2 |         troops and their successful advance into the interior of this
19  6,5 |            in 1872 concerning their advance into Byzantine territory: “
20  6,5 |             difficult to oppose the advance of the Patzinaks. The expedition
21  6,6 |            From this time on German advance into the Byzantine themes
22  6,6 |        sided with Rome and began to advance, slowly but steadily, in
23  6,8 |           Minor and facilitated the advance of the Turks into Byzantine
24  6,8 |          unable to resist the later advance of the Turks there. The
25  6,8 |          breach with Rome, began to advance successfully into the southern
26  7,1 |         Asia Minor and proceeded to advance successfully in all directions.
27  7,1 |          menace in their successful advance in Asia Minor. About the
28  7,2 |          continued their successful advance unchecked by the fruitless
29  7,2 |         Norman land army started to advance towards the capital, where
30  7,2 |            more and facilitated the advance of the Muslims. The most
31  7,2 |          the success of his further advance, the question of what relations
32  8,4 |          the Turks in their further advance to the West toward the coast
33  8,9 |             for the stopping of the advance of the Orthodox alliance
34  9,3 |        churches, and assured him in advance of his full concurrence.”[
35  9,3 |           Gradually, along with the advance of the Turks toward the
36  9,4 |           not last long. The bloody advance of the Catalan companies
37  9,4 |           to prove to the Empire.~ ~Advance of the Albanians to the
38  9,6 |           support for their further advance in the Balkan peninsula.
39  9,6 |           thereby to facilitate the advance of Venice in the east. After
40  9,9 |              The Turks continued to advance, and at the end of the seventeenth
41  9,14|       Europe, and were beginning to advance through the Balkan peninsula
42  9,17|             VIII and the victorious advance of the Turks.~ Large landownership
43  9,17|             ended by the victorious advance of the Ottoman Turks; gradually
44  9,19|          Constantinople for further advance in knowledge, and then he