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 1  2,1 |           and he had the courage and energy to accomplish this union
 2  3,2 |       coolheaded actions and unusual energy she perhaps saved the Empire
 3  3,4 |            rapidly lost their former energy and force. The Arian beliefs
 4  3,4 |             and Justinian spent much energy in his efforts to restore
 5  3,4 |      southern neighbors. Through the energy and artfulness of Theodora,
 6  3,14|          demonstrated much skill and energy in governing the land, defending
 7  4,2 |        substances and one operation (energy, ενεργια), or one will (
 8  4,2 |           one will or one operation [energy], or two operations [energies]
 9  5,2 |              saved by the genius and energy of Leo III. The first mention
10  5,5 |           may conclude that the main energy of Leo III and Constantine
11  5,7 |            While recognizing unusual energy and some administrative
12  5,8 |              be asserted that he had energy and initiative, and in addition —
13  5,8 |             his entire attention and energy to educating others. His
14  7,1 |              itself by extraordinary energy, sometimes wrongly directed.
15  7,1 |           affairs, he showed neither energy nor initiative. The mood
16  7,1 |          government by their warlike energy. One of the familiar methods
17  7,1 |           without difficulty, by the energy and talent of the Emperors
18  7,1 |           Jerusalem and to tax their energy for the restoration of Christian
19  7,3 |            young man by his powerful energy, devoted patriotism, and
20  7,3 |          Alexius III, having neither energy nor will power, abandoned
21  7,4 |       Eustathius devoted much of his energy to raising the spiritual
22  8,5 | distinguished neither for talent nor energy.~ In 1222 the founder of
23  8,12|       results of the persistence and energy of the best Nicene Emperor.
24  8,13|              who had exerted all his energy in order to found the Greek
25  8,14|          desire a patriarch of great energy and strong will. Therefore,
26  8,14|            IV. But the latter lacked energy and did not take the opportunity
27  9,3 |          centuries, was to spend her energy and means on Italy, instead
28  9,7 |               with all readiness and energy, to take the head of the
29  9,9 |      brothers.~ Honesty, generosity, energy, valor, and love of country
30  9,9 |         science, art, and education, energy, and the talents of a general,
31  9,13|             formerly acted with such energy against Barlaam and then
32  9,17|       thereafter she devoted all her energy to a violent struggle with
33  9,18|        reassembling her intellectual energy to throw a last splendid