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 1  2,2 |           power, the Roman Empire, arose and flourished. At the selfsame
 2  2,3 |            opportunity to act soon arose. At this time the Goths
 3  2,4 |      advantage when an opportunity arose. The Persian church of the
 4  3,3 | carelessness. From this old theory arose also Justinian’s belief
 5  3,8 |   Justinian. The public opposition arose from general bitterness
 6  3,14|            the Ravennese exarchate arose because of the attacks of
 7  3,15|            Slavonization of Greece arose in the early part of the
 8  4,1 |            doubts which frequently arose in his mind caused him many
 9  4,1 |  privileged large landowners which arose in Egypt previous to the
10  4,4 |         more menacing, Arab danger arose in its stead. Heraclius’
11  5,2 |          serious internal troubles arose in the Arab caliphate in
12  6,2 |            dynasty of the Tulunids arose in the year 868, the civil
13  6,6 |         all the negotiations which arose later, for example, in the
14  6,6 |            eleventh century, there arose among the Normans in Italy
15  6,7 |        view.~ Strong disagreements arose between Leo and Nicholas
16  6,7 |        various complications which arose between the East and the
17  6,7 |         the eastern Turkish menace arose. Bréhier’s appraisal of
18  6,8 |       Turkish sultan. Great tumult arose in the capital when it received
19  7,1 |        desire to change the system arose. But Manuel died before
20  7,2 |    insurrection a similar movement arose in Serbian territory, where
21  7,2 |        powerful rival to Byzantium arose in the Balkan peninsula
22  7,3 |           selection of the emperor arose. One man seemed destined
23  7,4 |          and mutual distrust which arose between the Greeks and crusaders
24  7,4 |           dispute of the Eucharist arose in Byzantinum; the Emperor
25  7,4 |          When therefore a princess arose in one of the most momentous
26  8,2 |           parts of the state there arose independent rulers; the
27  8,7 |       there. Soon afterwards there arose the question of the Kingdom
28  8,9 |            The question of regency arose. Some proposed as a regent
29  8,13|            of the Empire of Nicaea arose from the Despot of Epirus,
30  9,2 |            the question of an heir arose. The Empress mother, Manuel
31  9,4 |            orthodox Tsargrad there arose a small, but well fortified,
32  9,7 |          in the Peloponnesus there arose a center of Greek national
33  9,13|         The literary dispute which arose on this point between Palamas