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 1  2,3 |             Nicene position. He was compelled to make concessions to the
 2  2,3 |          the victorious Goths. They compelled the Emperor to bring Eutropius
 3  3,13|              of haughtiness:~ ~I am compelled to cry aloud and say O tempora!
 4  5,5 |        secular dress, and some were compelled to marry by force or threats.
 5  5,8 |         that Theoctistus be killed, compelled his mother to take holy
 6  6,3 |            Simeon, however, was now compelled to retreat from Constantinople
 7  6,7 |        Byzantine emperors, who were compelled to express through a number
 8  6,7 |              The emperors were also compelled to defend the so-called “
 9  6,7 |      problem of military fiefs also compelled the Macedonian rulers to
10  6,7 |          successors were apparently compelled to forsake this tax. When
11  6,8 |           aged Empress Theodora was compelled by the court party to select
12  6,8 | Macrembolitissa. The military party compelled her to marry the capable
13  6,8 |        Patzinaks toward the capital compelled Michael VII Ducas Parapinakes,
14  6,8 |       spring of 1071, when Bari was compelled to yield to Robert.[161]~
15  7,1 |             the Emperor and sultan, compelled both adversaries to seek
16  7,4 |          and Patzinaks. This danger compelled the emperors to seek for
17  8,2 |            in the Balkan peninsula, compelled the crusaders to recall
18  8,2 |             away from them had been compelled, to their great discontent,
19  8,3 |           Seljuq danger to Theodore compelled both of them to come to
20  8,8 |        Black Sea.~ But Theodore was compelled to give up hope of further
21  8,9 |           by land and sea, but were compelled to withdraw without definite
22  8,11|           the Sultan of Iconium was compelled to relieve himself by paying
23  8,15|           adjacent Sultanate of Rum compelled the Turks to crowd into
24  8,17|           power that the latter was compelled to undertake a stubborn
25  9,2 |  Constantinople at the end of 1354. Compelled to abdicate, Cantacuzene
26  9,2 |             auxiliaries. Manuel was compelled to yield and take part in
27  9,3 |             two brilliant victories compelled the emir of Tunis to make
28  9,4 |             company. Andronicus was compelled to yield, and the Spanish
29  9,6 |           Bayazid’s court. John was compelled to yield, and fulfill the
30  9,7 |            of the lower Danube) and compelled to return to their homes.
31  9,7 |           within the Ottoman Empire compelled the Turks to give up the
32  9,9 |       priests, monks, and nuns were compelled, day and night, under cannon
33  9,13|       Turkish danger, for instance, compelled the Emperors — even those