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| Alphabetical [« »] imposed 7 imposing 6 impossibility 4 impossible 29 impotence 7 impoverished 2 impoverishment 1 | Frequency [« »] 29 gained 29 gifted 29 growing 29 impossible 29 independence 29 innocent 29 local | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances impossible |
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1 2,2 | itself, and since it was impossible to erect temples in a short 2 2,2 | fully aware that it was impossible to restore it in its former 3 2,5 | but for a long time it was impossible to determine whether this 4 3,6 | Antioch, and Rome, was impossible. “Justinian’s government,” 5 3,8 | History of Procopius: “It is impossible for a man, when he has come 6 3,16| Secret History, for it seemed impossible that all three works had 7 3,16| provinces and 912 cities. It is impossible to determine whether this 8 3,16| reduction of the army made it impossible for Justinian to establish 9 4,1 | against Muhammed and made it impossible for him to remain in Mecca. 10 5,4 | of the population made it impossible for him to undertake further 11 6,5 | complete defeat made it impossible for the Empire to begin 12 7,1 | likely to make competition impossible for a long time. But the 13 7,1 | could not do so; it was impossible to open the city gates, 14 7,1 | to the Venetian vessels impossible, John was forced, still 15 7,2 | stipulated.~ But it was impossible for the Emperors to fulfill 16 7,3 | flock, Michael, judging it impossible to resist the troops of 17 7,4 | Italus are published, it is impossible to form a fixed opinion 18 7,4 | that time such freedom was impossible. But Italus is not to be 19 7,4 | in other words, it was impossible to adopt filioque in the 20 7,4 | already for a long time been impossible and the unitarian tendencies 21 7,4 | twelfth centuries made it impossible for the boundaries of the 22 8,16| works, or, if purchase were impossible, to read them and make extracts 23 8,17| In his opinion, “it is impossible to establish any historical 24 8,17| 797),[221] Of course it is impossible to tell exactly what these 25 9,3 | Sicilian Vespers made that impossible, for it dismembered and 26 9,6 | Venice, or, if that was impossible, that of “the King of Hungary 27 9,9 | so that it is absolutely impossible to capture it, for on the 28 9,17| small population made it impossible for the Palaeologian government 29 9,18| the fourteenth century was impossible.[431] In this connection