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 1  2,1 |           lent it an extraordinary advantage. But alongside of this,
 2  2,2 |       Constantinople had the great advantage of being situated close
 3  2,2 |          an emperor, had a decided advantage. The Caesars were subjects
 4  2,3 |         the Empire on land. Taking advantage of the troubles and anarchy
 5  2,4 |       counted on using them to his advantage when an opportunity arose.
 6  2,5 |          Empire was settled to the advantage of the government.~ The
 7  3,1 |   political, and perhaps economic, advantage.~ This rapprochement between
 8  3,4 |         Pyrenean peninsula. Taking advantage of civil war between different
 9  3,4 |     Justinian in the West and took advantage of the situation.[29] Aware
10  5,4 |       feudalism, found it to their advantage to transfer the dispute
11  6,2 |            I, it did not take full advantage of the favorable external
12  6,2 |      Armenians later tried to take advantage of the troubled affairs
13  6,2 |      Pechenegs). The Turks, taking advantage of the existing state of
14  6,3 |          death the Bulgarians took advantage of the internal complications
15  6,7 |            hard. The powerful took advantage of the desperate position
16  6,8 |            in 1081, the Turks took advantage of the unprotected position
17  6,8 |     appeared in Italy, and, taking advantage of the internal difficulties
18  7,1 |            was unable to take full advantage of the distractions of the
19  7,1 |            former from taking full advantage of their victory.~ After
20  7,1 |            neighbors tried to take advantage of the weakness of the Empire
21  7,1 |         have expected a particular advantage from his alliance with Germany,
22  7,1 | contemporary of Andronicus, taking advantage of the internal troubles
23  7,2 |          Normans was of very great advantage, for in the first years
24  7,3 |         first, and then, with that advantage, to obtain from the Muslims
25  7,4 |      Pisans, and Genoese took full advantage of their trading privileges
26  8,2 |        Bulgaria was unable to take advantage of circumstances which were
27  8,7 |             and Ducae, had a great advantage over John Vatatzes, a man
28  8,12|        fourteenth century.~ Taking advantage of the decline of Bulgaria,
29  8,13|           by his success in taking advantage of what had been prepared
30  8,17|    powerful” men or magnates, took advantage of this new situation and
31  9,3 |            which Michael VIII took advantage, saved Byzantium from the
32  9,4 |          The Ottomans seized their advantage, and in the last years of
33  9,4 |     Byzantium, Stephen Dushan took advantage of the fact that the Emperor
34  9,5 |        advantageous to him. Taking advantage of the desperate situation
35  9,6 |       Callipolis the Turks, taking advantage of the unceasing internal
36  9,6 |           within the state. Taking advantage of the absence of the Byzantine
37  9,8 |         emperor of Byzantium, took advantage of some difficulties of
38  9,18|    literary works he had the great advantage over the majority of his