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 1  3,9 |        capital became, by force of circumstances, the mediator between the
 2  3,9 |      beating and high state. These circumstances were told us by Sopatrus
 3  5,8 |            were at times forced by circumstances to feign that they were
 4  5,8 |          especially important. The circumstances which suggested this work
 5  7,1 |      course of time, under changed circumstances, as one of the causes of
 6  7,1 |          conquered by the Seljuqs, circumstances were shaping themselves
 7  7,1 |            and under the difficult circumstances of the Empire, their issue
 8  7,1 |            in the eleventh century circumstances changed. The insane Fatimid
 9  7,1 |      strained. But with his death, circumstances changed. Learning that Norman
10  7,1 |         from the Emperor.~ In such circumstances, the peace on the eastern
11  7,1 |      remembered it, and later when circumstances became unfavorable to Byzantium,
12  7,2 |         East, including Byzantium. Circumstances seemed to be favorable to
13  7,3 |             After his sudden death circumstances changed. The new pope elected
14  7,3 |            strife broke out. These circumstances seemed to facilitate the
15  7,3 |           enterprise by accidental circumstances and were the followers of
16  7,4 |            been proclaimed regent, circumstances changed; the government
17  7,4 |        opportunity to speak of the circumstances of his life; he depicted
18  8,2 |        unable to take advantage of circumstances which were very favorable
19  8,7 |            Vatatzes to the throne, circumstances changed. At that time the
20  8,13| Palaeologus profited skillfully by circumstances and, in 1259, was crowned
21  8,17|          of the Macedonian dynasty circumstances changed. The number of monasteries
22  8,17|           body of troops which, if circumstances allowed, he could bring
23  9,3 |     problems of her internal life. Circumstances tended to involve Louis
24  9,4 |           the Latin Empire in 1261 circumstances changed; the Latin Empire
25  9,7 |    Muhammed’s successor, Murad II, circumstances changed.~ In the last years
26  9,12|       should accommodate itself to circumstances; to justify the theory of
27  9,12|          in the thirteenth century circumstances completely changed. The
28  9,17|          Mount Athos. But owing to circumstances beyond his control, Lampros