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 1  2,2 |            During the ensuing civil strife Constantine, and a few years
 2  3,4 |         intervening in the internal strife of the Ostrogoths. One army
 3  3,8 |          the large landowners. This strife is discussed in the Novels
 4  4,1 |       governor Muawiya. This bloody strife ended in the year 661 by
 5  5,8 |            supporters.~ Some social strife resulted from this movement.
 6  5,8 |            of Michael III, internal strife within the caliphate prevented
 7  6,2 |         disintegration and internal strife, and separate independent
 8  6,3 |            torn asunder by internal strife under Peter. In connection
 9  6,6 |     kingdoms were engaged in mutual strife, the Byzantine catapan was
10  6,6 |           76]~ During the period of strife between Byzantium and Rome
11  6,8 |           unceasing hidden and open strife for the throne the external
12  6,8 |             Empire and the internal strife of its parties, who frequently
13  6,8 |           almost incessant internal strife, left for the new dynasty
14  7,1 |        because of Antioch a violent strife had broken out between the
15  7,1 |             East. Besides that, the strife between the French and German
16  7,3 |          was absorbed in a stubborn strife with the barons; finally,
17  7,3 |          March, 1193), troubles and strife broke out. These circumstances
18  7,3 |      support the Venetians in their strife with Zara; then followed
19  7,3 |             to be successful in his strife with the pope and with his
20  8,1 |           of continuous clashes and strife between these states in
21  8,7 |        After his death troubles and strife raged in the kingdom. As
22  8,17|            says that the continuous strife against the Saracens (Arabs)
23  9,2 | characteristic feature of the civil strife of the fourteenth century
24  9,4 |            murder, and the internal strife between the two Andronicoi,
25  9,5 |        interference in the internal strife of the Empire materially
26  9,6 |        notwithstanding the internal strife that was wasting the country,
27  9,12|          Empire: the union, and the strife between the Arsenites and
28  9,13|      political complications of the strife between John Palaeologus
29  9,13|            live through their moral strife in union with God. In those
30  9,17|           period. The long dynastic strife of the two Andronicoi, grandfather
31  9,17|             almost continuous civil strife and by the fatal passage
32  9,17|          invasions, but of internal strife, which made “the Peloponnesus