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 1  2,1 |      whether the Church would have gained her victory even apart from
 2  2,3 |           Empire.~ The Goths first gained a hold on the north shore
 3  2,5 |          classical philosophy. She gained wide fame through her remarkable
 4  3,1 |           of Justin and Justinian, gained a strong foothold in Yemen,
 5  3,9 |            of the Sassanids, which gained enormous profits on the
 6  3,16|            basis of the experience gained during numerous journeys
 7  5,2 |            latter, having recently gained a stronghold on the Lower
 8  5,8 |           the following year (831) gained a victory in Cilicia over
 9  6,2 |           the Greeks. Neither side gained much from these collisions.
10  6,2 |         Byzantine admiral Himerius gained a brilliant victory over
11  6,7 |          in 925, Romanus Lecapenus gained complete control over the
12  6,8 |           legal schools, young men gained their knowledge of law from
13  7,1 |            this secular standpoint gained a definite victory over
14  7,1 |          Empire and which Bohemond gained in any manner, were to be
15  7,1 |    weakened; on the contrary, they gained in courage and began even
16  7,4 |         places, Venice had already gained a strong footing at the
17  8,13| Villehardouin. Michael Palaeologus gained some military success against
18  8,13|           Latin Empire, Venice had gained quite exceptional trade
19  8,15|         Constantinople the Genoese gained the upper hand over their
20  9,2 |    daughter to an Ottoman sultan), gained the upper hand. His chief
21  9,3 |         southern Italy and Sicily, gained control of the Kingdom of
22  9,5 |           great importance; Dushan gained a fortified and purely Greek
23  9,6 |           neither Venice nor Genoa gained this important strategic
24  9,7 |           appeal to western Europe gained him a certain, but an insufficient,
25  9,8 |           failures, the Greek arms gained a considerable victory,
26  9,8 |        against the Latins, quickly gained the Latin part of the Peloponnesus,
27  9,12|         troubles and disorders and gained the reputation of a party
28  9,12|           Arsenius.~ The Arsenites gained strong support from the
29  9,13|      church of St. Sophia, Palamas gained the upper hand of Barlaam,