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 1  2,3 |           grew more harsh as time went on. By the decree of 380
 2  2,3 |   Archipelago. The Gothic pirates went even farther than this:
 3  2,3 |      addresses. In his sermons he went so far as to compare her
 4  2,4 |      driven out of the city. They went to Persia and founded a
 5  2,4 |         The influence of the code went still further, for the Breviarium
 6  2,5 |         the Byzantine population, went back to the places from,
 7  2,5 |           of burning incense, and went forth with psalms and hymns,
 8  3,4 |     Hellespont; on the other they went through Greece as far as
 9  3,4 |     Danube. But not all the Slavs went back. Justinian’s troops,
10  3,7 |        having summoned a council, went even so far as to excommunicate
11  3,16|          Armenian.”[163]~ As time went on the true story of the
12  4,1 |         city in the year 622, and went northward to the city of
13  5,3 |         Leo III and his son, also went rather too far in stating
14  6,3 |          happy ending. King Boris went so far as to send his son,
15  6,3 |           of Basil II with Samuel went against the Byzantine Empire,
16  6,7 |          of these points and even went so far as to arrest the
17  6,8 |         of Uzes with their leader went over to the side of the
18  6,8 |          plans of Robert Guiscard went beyond the limited territories
19  7,1 |          the capital, who usually went to visit in great numbers
20  7,1 |          almost without arms, who went through Germany, Hungary,
21  7,1 |           to obedience and order, went on their way pillaging and
22  7,1 |           of the crusading armies went to Constantinople by land,
23  7,1 |          the sound of music, John went first to the cathedral and
24  7,1 |       star!”~ The Emperor’s plans went farther. According to the
25  7,1 |         The inhabitants of Edessa went to redeem their captives,
26  7,1 |      Hungary; a month later Louis went the same way. The march
27  7,2 |       from Byzantium to Italy; he went then to Germany, to the
28  7,3 |          pope in Rome, the prince went to the north, to Germany,
29  7,4 |        blossom of beautiful youth went to distant countries and
30  8,16| concerning the papal pretensions, went to Nicaea after his brother’
31  9,3 |         time before Louis’ death, went back, said a Greek source, “
32  9,3 |           A cardinal of high rank went to Constantinople in the
33  9,4 |         Asia Minor the new Caesar went with a small band to Hadrianople,
34  9,7 |         that promise, the Emperor went to London, where he was
35  9,9 |     conquered Constantinople, and went into St. Sophia, where he
36  9,11|       Michael Palaeologus himself went to Lyons to attend the council.
37  9,17|    Thessalonica, and some of them went to Constantinople in the
38  9,17|    western merchants in Byzantium went to them, not to Byzantium;
39  9,18|        the Peloponnesus, and then went to Italy, or more probably
40  9,18|  influenced by Marcus of Ephesus, went over to the antiunionists.
41  9,19|          the Hesychasts, and then went back to the West, where
42  9,19|        Italian humanist, Guarino, went to Constantinople on purpose
43  9,19|          for Greek literature: he went to Byzantium and brought