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 1  2,1 |      Church at the same time was growing in material wealth through
 2  2,3 |         combat, and were rapidly growing into a powerful force which
 3  2,3 |        the native population was growing very strong. In short, Theodosius
 4  2,3 |    ideology in opposition to the growing foreign and barbaric influence.
 5  4,1 |    profits. The city was rapidly growing very wealthy. About the
 6  4,1 |      Palestine, and Egypt. Their growing religious dissatisfaction
 7  4,2 |        religious policy was also growing stronger in the eastern
 8  4,4 |         emperors were led by the growing Slavonic and Bulgarian menace
 9  5,8 |        tradition and marked by a growing interest in portraiture
10  6,7 |   explained by Leo’s fear of the growing political influence of the
11  7,1 | threatening danger from the ever‑growing power of the Turks was felt
12  7,1 |       the common danger from the growing power of the Italian Normans.
13  7,1 |           as before, watched the growing power of the Normans with
14  7,1 |      situation in Asia Minor was growing threatening. In Cilicia,
15  7,1 |        to the Eastern Empire was growing more and more threatening.
16  7,2 |    attitude toward Frederick was growing very doubtful. Frederick’
17  7,3 |       was greatly alarmed by the growing economic power of Genoa,
18  7,4 | Accordingly monastic economy was growing weak and declining. The
19  7,4 |   century in connection with the growing Turkish danger in Asia Minor
20  8,8 |      while their adversaries are growing considerably stronger, so
21  9,2 |    organism younger peoples were growing and gathering strength,
22  9,3 |        founded, the old ones are growing.”[47] In a document of 1323
23  9,4 |          danger to Byzantium was growing up in the Balkan peninsula,
24  9,5 |    existed. First, there was the growing power of the Turks, who
25  9,7 |      popular dissatisfaction was growing in the capital; the tired
26  9,7 |  territory of Constantinople was growing still more limited. After
27  9,8 |        had realized that, if the growing might and “insolent prosperity”
28  9,17|     higher class. Resentment was growing, and any casual incident
29  9,19|     conditions in Byzantium were growing harder and more dangerous,