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 1  2,3 |         to the full force of the attack and unable to offer adequate
 2  2,4 |       saved the capital from the attack of Attila, exists even today
 3  3,4 |  defeated in all three points of attack, but Thrace, Macedonia,
 4  3,8 |         the plague, although the attack did not prove fatal.[97]
 5  4,1 |      successful in repelling the attack and putting the enemy to
 6  4,1 |      numbers. The Avaro-Slavonic attack on the capital occurred
 7  4,4 |         the Persians, (2) On the Attack of the Avars on Constantinople
 8  5,2 |          back. This was the last attack of the Arabs upon the “God-guarded”
 9  5,8 |         139]~ ~The first Russian attack on Constantinople.~Amid
10  5,8 |      began to speak of the first attack of the “Ros,” or the Russians,
11  5,8 |       set the date of this first attack of the Russians at the end
12  5,8 |         the conclusion that this attack took place either in 860
13  5,8 |  barbarian people,” and to their attack as a “barbarous, obstinate,
14  5,8 |      damaged greatly during this attack.~ In summary, the Arabo-Byzanrine
15  5,8 |   sermons he refers to the first attack of the Russians on Constantinople
16  6,2 |          His plans for a general attack on the Arabs were not to
17  6,2 |       began to act together. The attack of Thessalonica by the Muslim
18  6,5 |       Bulgarians will be able to attack Byzantine territory, From
19  6,8 |       attacked. Moreover in this attack the Turks were very successful.
20  7,1 |          for those whom they can attack.”~ The Arabs’ tolerance
21  7,1 |     Muslims, stirring them up to attack the crusaders. Some historians,
22  7,1 |       the crusaders. Also by his attack upon the islands of the
23  7,1 |          made a successful naval attack on Cyprus. Manuel came to
24  7,2 |     themselves. After a stubborn attack by the Latins and desperate
25  7,2 |        no serious thought of any attack on Byzantium; that Henry’
26  8,5 |  Theodore’s specific goal was to attack Constantinople with the
27  8,7 |         be regarded as the first attack of the Despotat of Epirus,
28  8,13|         the success of the final attack on Constantinople, Michael
29  9,6 |   against Cantacuzene. The first attack of the Genoese upon Constantinople
30  9,7 |     troops were not satisfied to attack the capital; after an unsuccessful
31  9,9 |        Empire, though he did not attack his Greek countrymen. A
32  9,9 |     carefully the third and last attack. With particular violence
33  9,9 |         of the sultan’s plans to attack Italy, which allured him “
34  9,11|          the East, need not fear attack from the West.[246]~ Neither
35  9,18| Procession of the Holy Ghost, an attack against Islam, a number