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 1  2,2 |           of priests; orders were threatened with excommunication and
 2  2,2 |      temples, and the terror that threatened on all sides absolved men
 3  2,3 |         at the time of Theodosius threatened the very existence of the
 4  2,3 |          of Germanic power, which threatened the very existence of the
 5  3,7 |          of the three writers and threatened to do the same to all people
 6  4,1 |      needs of its population, and threatened by poverty and hunger, the
 7  4,1 |       possessions were constantly threatened by the Lombards, Slavs,
 8  4,2 |          against the new teaching threatened to undermine the conciliatory
 9  4,4 |          the seventh century, and threatened the shores of Asia Minor,
10  5,3 |        and internal dangers which threatened the Empire. The formation
11  5,8 |        the mouth of the Tiber and threatened Rome, but upon capturing
12  6,3 |         tried to abash Simeon and threatened that the Byzantine Empire
13  6,3 |        Constantinople, which they threatened to occupy at any moment.
14  6,7 |       power and throne, seriously threatened in the tenth century, especially
15  6,7 |          decline. They, too, were threatened in the ninth and tenth centuries
16  6,8 |    Turkish menace, which at times threatened the capital itself, was
17  7,1 |           dangers which sometimes threatened the very existence of the
18  7,1 |        the numerous dangers which threatened him and seemed to have created
19  7,1 |        Seljuqs, and the crusaders threatened Byzantium. Alexius, who
20  7,1 |           rid of the danger which threatened his state from Roger II.
21  7,1 | particular, began to be seriously threatened.~ The fall of Edessa produced
22  7,1 |     preparing a new crusade which threatened Byzantium with unavoidable
23  7,1 |       seen Constantinople already threatened.”~ Nevertheless, the danger
24  7,3 |         and Henry’s eastern plans threatened danger to the Eastern Empire.
25  7,3 |        Alexius the irritated pope threatened, in case of resistance,
26  8,2 |   dangerous: from the east it was threatened by the powerful sultan of
27  8,7 |       possessions of Venice which threatened the coast of Epirus, the
28  8,14|          in 1259, was dangerously threatened by the coalition formed
29  9,2 |    economically strong: the Turks threatened from Asia Minor, the Serbs
30  9,3 |          Obviously serious danger threatened Byzantium from the Slavo-French
31  9,6 |     Archipelago were continuously threatened by the vessels of Turkish
32  9,6 |          and, in case of refusal, threatened to blind the Emperor’s son
33  9,7 |         the Great when Greece was threatened by the Huns and Slavs.[170]
34  9,9 |          seventeenth century they threatened Vienna. That was the climax
35  9,17|           The cities particularly threatened by the Turks began to be