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 1  2,5 |      only a historian of the “decline of Rome” but: he is also
 2  2,5 |     Theodosius II there was a decline of the predominance of Latin
 3  2,5 |       which was in a state of decline, and, so to speak, laid
 4  3,6 |       of effete paganism, the decline of which had been already
 5  3,16|     general was in a state of decline, there were a large number
 6  3,16|       contributed much to the decline and ruin of the country.
 7  5,3 |      the time of the greatest decline of civilization than to
 8  5,3 |    own sea statutes. With the decline of Byzantine sea commerce
 9  5,8 |    with the gradual political decline and weakening of the caliphate
10  6,1 |     death began the period of decline for the Macedonian dynasty.
11  6,3 |  peninsula several times. The decline of Bulgaria’s strength was
12  6,7 |     as the Holy Patriarch and decline to be in communion with
13  6,7 |       they were in a state of decline. They, too, were threatened
14  6,7 |    period the system began to decline gradually, partly because
15  6,8 |    the beginning of a general decline. Empress Zoë succeeded in
16  6,8 |      the medieval world. This decline was furthered by the complicated
17  6,8 |     in the time of unrest and decline of the Empire, accompanied
18  7,1 |      of brilliance. A certain decline of the Duchy which came
19  7,1 |  Empire. In ensuing years the decline of the Empire was to go
20  7,1 |       correct to say that the decline of the Empire had begun
21  7,1 | retarding the progress of the decline, but they failed to stop
22  7,1 | Empire again into the path of decline and this time into definite
23  7,4 |  decree.~ Disorders and moral decline among the clergy also alarmed
24  7,4 |       they were in a state of decline. Nicetas Choniates, in his
25  7,4 |     century we already mark a decline in the feeling for the antique;
26  8,12|       Taking advantage of the decline of Bulgaria, John Vatatzes
27  9,18|   Turkish danger, it began to decline in Constantinople, and the