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 1  2,4 |          Constantine the Great had surrounded the new capital with a wall.
 2  2,4 |          wall with many towers and surrounded with a deep ditch filled
 3  2,4 |           and the deep ditch which surrounded the outer wall. Under the
 4  2,5 |       exist.~ The city walls which surrounded Constantinople in the fifth
 5  3,2 |     represented in imperial robes, surrounded by her court. Church historians
 6  3,8 |           estates promenade about, surrounded by body-guards, how they
 7  3,12|         did not capture Rome, they surrounded the Roman province on three
 8  3,16|        spacious court, the atrium, surrounded by porticoes in the center
 9  3,16|         standing with raised arms, surrounded by lambs, in the midst of
10  3,16|          them represents Justinian surrounded by the bishop, the priests,
11  4,1 |           one-fourth of Europe, is surrounded by the Persian Gulf on the
12  4,1 |       densely. Thessalonica became surrounded by Slavonic tribes and found
13  5,2 |   Hellespont and the Propontis and surrounded the capital by sea. A real
14  5,4 |            their political ideals “surrounded by the halo of reformatory
15  5,8 |             he was intercepted and surrounded by Byzantine troops under
16  5,8 |            city on this island and surrounded it by a deep moat, handak
17  6,8 |            the allied forces which surrounded the capital. They raised
18  7,1 |             when the Ottoman Turks surrounded Constantinople on all sides
19  7,1 |          The Christian quarter was surrounded by a strong wall. Pilgrims
20  7,1 |         solemn entry into the city surrounded by his sons, courtiers,
21  7,1 |           weak Emperor Alexius II, surrounded by wicked advisers, as well
22  7,2 |           Mesopotamia, and thereby surrounded the Kingdom of Jerusalem
23  7,3 |         the conquered Peloponnesus surrounded by the feudaries; the character
24  7,4 |            poor in mind and body.” Surrounded by barbarians, Michael feared
25  7,4 |             In the barbarism which surrounded Athens and of which Michael
26  8,7 |          Byzantine administration. Surrounded on all sides by the Latin
27  8,9 |       capital of the Latin Empire, surrounded on all sides by enemies,
28  8,15|           and men of humble origin surrounded his throne; owing everything
29  8,17|           estates promenade about, surrounded by body-guards, how they
30  9,6 | Constantinople was being gradually surrounded by Turkish possessions.
31  9,6 |         son of the slain Murad. He surrounded the Serbian army and inflicted
32  9,17|           but very populous. It is surrounded by a strong wall and has
33  9,17|          possessions in Thrace was surrounded by the dominions of the
34  9,17|          and on it the Holy Virgin surrounded by the walls of Constantinople