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 1  2,3 |        with Persia, but when the news of the Gothic revolt reached
 2  3,8 |    following significant lines: “News has come to us about such
 3  4,1 |         one chronicler, when the news of Constantine’s accomplishments
 4  5,8 |        when he received alarming news of a military conspiracy
 5  6,2 |   Jerusalem. When Hakim received news of this arrival, he sent
 6  6,2 |     definitely established. When news of this reached Basil I,
 7  6,7 |      formerly believed that when news of this act of defiance
 8  6,7 |       churches, accompanying the news with fitting explanations.
 9  6,8 |     capital when it received the news of the Emperor’s captivity.
10  7,1 |       for Constantinople. At the news of his march, the populace
11  7,1 |    decided upon at Clermont. The news of this decision came to
12  7,1 |       retreating troops. But the news of the crusade, which was
13  7,1 |  contribute to its success.~ The news of the crusade alarmed Manuel,
14  7,1 |        by the Normans.~ When the news of the successful invasion
15  7,1 |        Constantinople.~ When the news of the capture of Thessalonica
16  7,2 | Hohenstaufens. Byzantium met the news of Henry’s death and the
17  8,2 |        new state came the sudden news that the Latin emperor,
18  8,7 |      France. Having received the news of the election, he set
19  8,11|    feared that on receiving this news he would be very angry.~
20  8,13|      Bulgarian campaigns. On the news of Vatatzes’ death the Bulgarian
21  8,13|     Minor, where he received the news that Constantinople had
22  8,17|        these significant lines: “News has come to us of such exceedingly
23  9,3 |  campaign against Egypt. But the news of the death of the Mongol
24  9,6 |   realized their danger, and the news of the capture of Callipolis
25  9,7 |       from immediate danger. The news of this exceedingly important
26  9,19|         At this time he received news from Italy that he had been
27  9,19|        against the Turks. At the news of the fall of Constantinople,