Chapter, Paragraph

 1  2,1 |      for their former stubborn resistance to government orders aimed
 2  2,3 |       unable to offer adequate resistance to the Huns, whose horrible
 3  3,14|       able to offer the proper resistance to the Lombards, who conquered
 4  3,15|  freedom, through their heroic resistance, succeeded in maintaining
 5  4,1 |     could not offer the proper resistance to the fresh Arabian forces.~
 6  4,1 |    special causes for the weak resistance to the Arabs. The main reason
 7  4,1 |  military incapacity paralyzed resistance. The soldiers were no better
 8  4,1 |        a time by the energetic resistance of the Berbers. Military
 9  4,1 |     for offering the necessary resistance. The successful defense
10  4,1 |        did not meet any strong resistance on the part of the population,
11  4,1 |      and offered a very strong resistance to the Arabian armies, which
12  5,2 | claimed that by his successful resistance Leo saved, not only the
13  5,8 |     way he easily overcame the resistance offered by Michael’s troops,
14  5,8 | therefore, met a much stronger resistance than had their predecessors.
15  6,3 |       unable to offer adequate resistance to Simeon because the Byzantine
16  6,5 |       unable to offer adequate resistance to their onslaught, caused
17  6,5 |  barbarians almost without any resistance; only a small number of
18  6,8 |   could organize the necessary resistance to the enemy. Even such
19  6,8 |       not able to offer strong resistance to the rapid movement of
20  6,8 |     city offered very stubborn resistance to the western Emperor Lewis
21  7,1 |   climatic conditions, and the resistance of the Muslims, the crusaders
22  7,1 |   succeeded in making adequate resistance to them all and thereby
23  7,1 |    Aegean. Judging an adequate resistance to the Venetian vessels
24  7,1 |  danger, which met no adequate resistance, became again very threatening
25  7,2 |       the Latins and desperate resistance by the inhabitants of the
26  7,3 |    pope threatened, in case of resistance, to support the right to
27  7,3 |        In spite of a desperate resistance, particularly by the mercenary
28  7,3 |   really overcame the stubborn resistance of the Slavs (the tribe
29  8,7 |        need, offer an adequate resistance to external foes. The mountainous
30  8,16| revolts, battles, oppositions, resistance, cunning, changes, menaces …
31  9,2 |     Unable to make an adequate resistance, Manuel, after a fruitless
32  9,3 |    drown in blood the smallest resistance.”[36] In their appeals to
33  9,8 |        order to offer adequate resistance to the Turkish invasions.
34  9,9 |    another to offer a stubborn resistance to the Turks at the last
35  9,11|     the pope met with definite resistance from western European rulers.
36  9,11|      Michael met with stubborn resistance among the great majority
37  9,14|     There was to be a stubborn resistance to John’s religious policy.