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 1  2,2 |          the Emperor presented a defense of his life and actions,
 2  2,3 |   religious parties; and (2) the defense of the Empire against the
 3  2,3 |         of wisdom in placing the defense of the Empire in the hands
 4  2,4 |         devise new means for the defense of the city against the
 5  3,4 |   efforts of the Emperor for the defense of his land.~ Still more
 6  3,12|         but also to organize the defense of the city against the
 7  4,1 |     Danubian border, erected for defense against Germanic attacks.
 8  4,1 |     historical role of perpetual defense which lasted until the fifteenth
 9  4,1 |       resistance. The successful defense carried on by the Byzantine
10  4,1 | provinces possible by the strong defense of their fortresses; for
11  4,4 |        creating a more efficient defense against its enemies, attempted
12  4,4 |         never needed any serious defense it became transformed into
13  4,4 |        definitely known that for defense against the oncoming danger
14  4,4 |         theme, was intended as a defense against the Arabian fleet.~
15  4,4 |          extend these methods of defense and protection in the Balkan
16  4,4 |          all its energies toward defense against its external enemies.
17  5,4 |        Sea a revolt broke out in defense of images. Although this
18  5,5 |       was leading a rebellion in defense of images. Artavasdus succeeded
19  5,6 |        of finding friendship and defense in the Frankish kingdom
20  5,8 |    fortifications, intended as a defense against the attacks of the
21  5,8 |          the capital for a surer defense against possible future
22  5,8 |          iron; for their zealous defense of images the two brothers
23  5,8 |        material dealing with the defense of image-worship and highly
24  6,2 |     nothing, apparently, for the defense of the persecuted Christians
25  6,7 |        the Macedonian dynasty in defense of peasant and military
26  7,4 |          provide funds for state defense and the compensation of
27  7,4 |         hostile to the Latins.~ ~Defense and commerce. — Because
28  7,4 |       fond of astrology, wrote a defense “of astronomic science,”
29  8,17|        the Macedonian dynasty in defense of small land-ownership
30  9,7 |       part in administration and defense was called by Plethon the
31  9,9 |         Genoese took part in the defense of the capital. Constantine
32  9,9 |         the people to a valorous defense, but he clearly realized
33  9,11|      Empire in the West, but its defense, with the help of the pope,
34  9,17|  democratic elements came to the defense of the Palaeologi. Tafrali