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 1  2,2 |          of the Christian leaders suffered martyrdom. Complete anarchy
 2  2,3 |           even far-removed Cyprus suffered from several Gothic attacks.
 3  2,3 |     Athens.[114] The Peloponnesus suffered greatly from the Gothic
 4  2,5 |        and dogs. The poor classes suffered particularly from the burden
 5  2,5 | Diocletian and his successors and suffered much personally because
 6  3,4 |           Macedonia, and Thessaly suffered a terrible economic blow
 7  3,8 |         the Monophysites, who had suffered great restrictions during
 8  3,9 |           relations with the East suffered constant interruptions and
 9  3,13|           127]~ Thus while Phocas suffered defeat in all his external
10  4,1 |          upon enemies for insults suffered by the tribe. The least
11  4,1 |          some injury or injustice suffered from an enemy. Goldziher
12  4,1 |      annals of Christian history, suffered a very heavy blow. Here
13  5,5 |  Palestine. Among the martyrs who suffered under Constantine V, Stephen
14  5,8 |           in the Gulf of Tarentum suffered a heavy defeat. Meanwhile
15  5,8 |          sources name martyrs who suffered in this period. On the other
16  5,8 |       given to Methodius, who had suffered much in the time of Michael.
17  6,2 |           sea the Byzantine fleet suffered several serious defeats.~
18  6,8 |         of the Empire should have suffered greatly and caused Byzantium
19  6,8 |    besieged Constantinople, which suffered greatly from lack of provisions.
20  7,1 |           decade Alexius Comnenus suffered a terrific defeat at Dristra (
21  7,1 |     unsuccessful for Bohemond. He suffered defeat at Dyrrachium and
22  7,1 |          troops are known to have suffered a complete failure at Damascus.
23  7,1 |           merchants no doubt also suffered considerably.~ In the same
24  7,1 |        trade republics, which had suffered great financial losses,
25  7,2 |          Frederick Barbarossa had suffered during the crusade and of
26  8,2 |          Church of the Assumption suffered particularly; during the
27  8,13|           victories in Syria, had suffered grievous losses. It was
28  8,15|       names of high officials who suffered under Theodore II is given
29  8,17|          failures which Byzantium suffered from the seventh to the
30  9,2 |        remark: “all this is being suffered jointly by the whole army;
31  9,3 |           the last Abbasid caliph suffered a violent death. After that
32  9,8 |         Byzantium under John VIII suffered continuous and bitter failures,
33  9,12|          amnesty to those who had suffered in any other way.”[259]
34  9,17|       evils which the people have suffered and still endure … The city