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 1  2,3 |         of the altar as the final ruin of the former greatness
 2  2,4 |           enormous empire fell to ruin so that the Hunnic danger
 3  2,5 |        even today in its majestic ruin.[190] The well-known frieze
 4  3,8 |        caused so much poverty and ruin, and which inevitably aroused
 5  3,8 |        rebellions, extortion, and ruin continued. It became necessary
 6  3,8 |      Empire stood on the verge of ruin. There was a close connection
 7  3,10|           proper balance, fell to ruin. “At his death,” said Bury, “
 8  3,16|           much to the decline and ruin of the country. The lack
 9  4,4 |           save it from inevitable ruin. Such a man appeared in
10  5,8 |      which undoubtedly caused the ruin of a large number of small
11  6,7 |        the Empire to the verge of ruin.~ Nicephorus Phocas made
12  6,7 |           insurrection caused the ruin of a vast number of small
13  6,7 |         it might have gone far to ruin the powerful owners of both
14  6,8 |          alone could save it from ruin. In this respect “the spokesman
15  6,8 |     picture of the sufferings and ruin of the local peasantry.[
16  7,1 |        Empire was on the verge of ruin, and when Alexius asked
17  7,1 | landowners was bringing about the ruin and destruction of the agricultural
18  7,2 |           it only accelerated the ruin of the Empire, already weakened
19  7,2 | undoubtedly would have led to the ruin of the Greek Empire.~ Soon
20  7,3 |         violation, sacrilege, and ruin effected by the crusaders
21  7,3 |         described and mourned the ruin of the city, imitating the
22  7,4 |       Empire was hastening to its ruin.~ To the time of Manuel
23  7,4 |           only lamentation of the ruin of the ancient glorious
24  7,4 |   fifteenth century it was only a ruin and the Turks completed
25  8,2 |         the Empire of Nicaea from ruin and gave it hope for a new
26  8,16|   literature, and art.~ After the ruin of the Empire in 1204 and
27  9,2 |           in a state of decay and ruin; the best and richest buildings
28  9,3 |      seemed to be on the brink of ruin, and Charles of Anjou, the “
29  9,7 |        Constantinople, decided to ruin the few regions that still
30  9,7 |    expectation of its unavoidable ruin.~ In 1425, the paralyzed
31  9,9 |           we see the signs of the ruin of our race; now the days
32  9,9 |       pride of the Christians and ruin of the barbarians! O, city,
33  9,9 |         of the Turks, the extreme ruin of the Greeks, the infamy
34  9,9 |          the Turks. Moreover, the ruin of one of the chief centers
35  9,9 |          234] In many letters the ruin of Constantinople was lamented
36  9,12|           were bringing about the ruin of the church. Arsenius’
37  9,17|      pillage by the Latins, was a ruin of the city it had been
38  9,17|           most of them are now in ruin. It is, however, plain that
39  9,18|           the eve of her definite ruin, all Hellas was reassembling