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 1  2,3 |           apocryphal; others have tried to prove that this symbol
 2  2,3 |           capital and to have him tried and executed. This accomplished,
 3  2,3 |        Gaïnas at the time when he tried to sail across to Asia Minor.
 4  2,3 |      across to Asia Minor. Gaïnas tried to find refuge in Thrace,
 5  2,5 |        Alexandria. In this act he tried above all to avoid any sign
 6  3,6 |       subjection. Historians have tried to analyze the motives which
 7  3,12|           more earnestly Maurice, tried to establish an alliance
 8  5,5 |           and become liable to be tried by the secular laws as an
 9  5,5 |         of icon worship should be tried by imperial laws, thus placing
10  6,2 |        event. The Armenians later tried to take advantage of the
11  6,3 |            At times the patriarch tried to abash Simeon and threatened
12  6,7 |    Photius had been wrong, and he tried to correct it. He began
13  6,7 |           peasant estates and who tried “to extend this term either
14  7,1 |         epoch. Many scholars have tried to prove that, because of
15  7,1 |        Alexius. All his neighbors tried to take advantage of the
16  7,1 |        Iconium, Qilij Arslan, and tried to induce the latter to
17  7,1 |     recent disaster and evidently tried to soften it a little. A
18  7,1 |          to Italy, and there they tried to induce the Italian governments
19  7,3 |      scholar. Count de Riant, who tried to prove that the chief
20  7,3 |    between the West and East, and tried to elucidate the inner connection
21  7,4 |          Alexius Comnenus, Manuel tried to improve his finances
22  8,14|      peninsula and Asia Minor and tried to persuade the Greek clergy
23  8,17|       immunity and therefore they tried to explain its origin by
24  9,2 |         prominent men of the time tried to persuade the basileus
25  9,3 |        epoch, Michael Palaeologus tried to make use of it several
26  9,4 |         invited them, and who now tried to get rid of them. Moreover,
27  9,7 | negotiations with Venice. Bayazid tried to cut off Constantinople
28  9,12|     importance of education, they tried to fill the ecclesiastical
29  9,18|    partisans; at the same time he tried to abase, ridicule, and