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 1  2,2 |     paganism involved many great difficulties. In one of his letters he
 2  2,3 |          effort and against many difficulties. The Emperor Arcadius apparently
 3  3,8 |       with constantly increasing difficulties. This fact alarmed the Emperor,
 4  3,8 |        the pressure of financial difficulties he resorted to the corruption
 5  3,9 |         by China. In view of the difficulties involved in its production,
 6  5,4 | iconoclastic epoch affords great difficulties because of the present condition
 7  5,5 |        be restored without great difficulties, and it forced him to take
 8  6,4 |  chronological and topographical difficulties presented by this text are
 9  6,8 |      either internal or external difficulties. At the same time the large
10  6,8 |        advantage of the internal difficulties in the Byzantine Empire
11  6,8 |       confronted with many grave difficulties, the struggle in Italy in
12  6,8 |    Empire and her grave external difficulties, the Norman conqueror began
13  7,1 | succession of the throne created difficulties. Long before his death,
14  7,1 |      Henry at that time had some difficulties within his own empire and
15  7,1 |      Asia Minor. Despite natural difficulties, climatic conditions, and
16  7,1 |        successfully overcame all difficulties, improved the international
17  7,1 |     order to create all possible difficulties for Byzantium. Owing to
18  7,1 |          Empire, hoping that the difficulties in Asia Minor would divert
19  7,1 |       and struggle. Despite many difficulties and wars, the Byzantine
20  7,4 | situation of the Empire and some difficulties which befell Pope Urban
21  7,4 |       because of their financial difficulties, they perhaps resorted to
22  8,13|      Bulgarian. In spite of many difficulties and the cowardice and treachery
23  8,15|      that time Vatatzes had some difficulties with the former imperial
24  8,16|     state. In spite of the great difficulties in the external and internal
25  9,3 |        the time diverted by some difficulties with Genoa.~ But after some
26  9,8 |           took advantage of some difficulties of the Turks in the Balkan
27  9,9 |   epistles anticipated the great difficulties in the coming struggle with
28  9,9 |         the chief cause of these difficulties — the discord among the
29  9,12|       measure presented no great difficulties, because the great majority
30  9,18|     dynasty. In spite of all the difficulties of the political situation