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 1  2,2 |            submitted the city to a terrible sack and almost complete
 2  3,4 |       native Berber tribe) rose in terrible rebellion, and the remaining
 3  3,4 |            and Thessaly suffered a terrible economic blow from the invasion.[
 4  3,8 | Monophysite emperor favored. After terrible raids and destruction the
 5  3,15|           remarked that after this terrible plague “the entire land
 6  4,1 |          repaid this opposition by terrible raids and devastation in
 7  4,1 |          the Muhammedans. For this terrible offense the remaining Slavs
 8  4,2 |     provinces. He was subjected to terrible humiliations and confined
 9  5,8 |            and formidable sea,” a “terrible northern storm.”[143]~Struggles
10  6,2 |           at revolt were repaid by terrible devastations on the part
11  6,5 |            their flight … The most terrible thing about them is that
12  6,5 |          the Byzantine army. “In a terrible night of slaughter the crushed
13  6,7 |  compensation to the holders.~ The terrible disasters which occurred
14  6,7 |        trial. The untimely frosts, terrible famine, and pestilence made
15  6,8 |           Hellas became subject to terrible devastation. One contemporary
16  6,8 |        emigration.”[158] When this terrible menace was removed the mass
17  7,1 |         conspirator and intriguer, terrible in his later days for his
18  7,1 |            had to live through the terrible time of 1090‑1091. The Patzinaks
19  7,1 |           West would be exposed to terrible danger. “After so many centuries
20  7,1 |         storm and effected therein terrible slaughter. They thoroughly
21  7,1 |   Byzantine alliance.~ In 1154 the terrible foe of Byzantium, Roger
22  7,1 |            Russia, John (Ivan) the Terrible, in the sixteenth century,
23  7,1 |       against Byzantium one single terrible enemy whose political interests
24  7,2 |           in buying peace from his terrible adversary. At the end of
25  7,4 |    political reasons.~ In the most terrible years, that is, at the end
26  7,4 |           and Azov Sea.~ After the terrible massacre of the Latins in
27  8,2 |          of the Angeli, had been a terrible enemy of Byzantium. The
28  8,2 |         over Romania ended on this terrible day,”[12] declared Gelzer,
29  8,17|          became weakened, it was a terrible source of troubles and dissolution.”[
30  9,2 |         saving the Empire from the terrible danger from the West, that
31  9,3 |          his way back from Tunis a terrible storm destroyed a major
32  9,3 |         subject population and the terrible taxes which were levied,
33  9,4 |     Muhammedans.~ This event was a terrible blow to Venice, for by it
34  9,6 |          of Thrace was struck by a terrible earthquake, which destroyed
35  9,6 |       paralyzed their forces. This terrible plague, the so-called Black
36  9,7 |            this strait. Especially terrible to the Christian East was
37  9,7 |            best generals inflicted terrible destruction on Morea, where
38  9,8 |            storm and exposed it to terrible destruction and outrage.
39  9,9 |               197]~ The strong and terrible adversary of Constantine
40  9,9 |          Tsargrad, “this great and terrible deed,” was written by the “
41  9,9 |           into the city inflicting terrible devastation. A great multitude
42  9,9 |           of Constantinople made a terrible impression upon western