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 1  2,2 |         that no serious menace was threatening Christianity. Julian invited
 2  2,3 |             Thrace, and Macedonia, threatening even the capital. The diplomatic
 3  3,8 |          of the populace became so threatening that he was forced almost
 4  3,12| penetrating far into the south and threatening at times even the city of
 5  6,3 |           of the Byzantine Empire, threatening even the capital and the
 6  6,8 |         scholars.”[138]And yet the threatening advances of the Patzinaks
 7  7,1 |        which had already been very threatening under the predecessors of
 8  7,1 |            crusade.”~ But the most threatening danger from the ever‑growing
 9  7,1 |            his reign, owing to the threatening rise of the Normans, which
10  7,1 |      resistance, became again very threatening on the eastern border.~
11  7,1 |          of the crusade, which was threatening both to the Emperor and
12  7,1 |          in Asia Minor was growing threatening. In Cilicia, which had been
13  7,1 |    criminal.”~ The complicated and threatening internal situation became
14  7,1 |          was growing more and more threatening. Frederick Barbarossa married
15  7,2 |   Barbarossa, it became still more threatening under his son and successor,
16  7,2 |         Henry VI became still more threatening. He arranged the marriage
17  7,2 |             Meanwhile Henry sent a threatening message to Alexius III,
18  7,4 |       prevent the political danger threatening the East from the West.~
19  7,4 |         VII showed, was the danger threatening Byzantium from her external
20  8,4 |          sultan sent to Theodore a threatening demand to deliver the throne
21  8,17|            point out once more how threatening from the state standpoint
22  9,3 |    sometimes to have forgotten the threatening danger there. A Byzantine
23  9,3 |         the thirteenth century the threatening danger of the Mongol invasion
24  9,4 |   territory of the Empire and even threatening Constantinople itself; Thrace
25  9,4 |        danger in the East, another threatening danger to Byzantium was
26  9,4 |         established. Realizing the threatening danger to her commercial
27  9,5 |     Romania with its waves, and is threatening to submerge another.”[106]
28  9,6 |          not the least idea of the threatening danger from the advancing
29  9,7 |     complete impotence against the threatening Turkish danger with only
30  9,13|          secular problems. But the threatening political situation, such
31  9,14|           the Balkan peninsula and threatening to encircle Constantinople.
32  9,19|            attention to the danger threatening Europe from the Turks and