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 1  2,3 |        half of whom could handle arms, were admitted to the territory
 2  2,3 |   Messenians, who put down their arms and toiled as slaves for
 3  3,5 |          not only glorified with arms, but also armed with laws,
 4  3,16| cruciform church with four equal arms and a central dome between
 5  3,16|    Ravenna, standing with raised arms, surrounded by lambs, in
 6  5,8 |   brilliant victory of Byzantine arms resounded in the Hippodrome
 7  6   |  brilliant success for Byzantine arms by the second half of the
 8  6,2 |    ambition. “Thus did Christian arms reconquer the great city
 9  6,3 |      When the success of Russian arms in Bulgaria brought Sviatoslav
10  6,6 |         the success of Byzantine arms in Italy Leo VI definitely
11  6,7 |         the success of Bulgarian arms,”[89] After the council
12  7,1 |          was an expedition under arms.” Of course, some of the
13  7,1 |      urged the multitude to take arms for the liberation of the
14  7,1 |         vagrants, almost without arms, who went through Germany,
15  7,1 |        his son, John; to take up arms against the Emperor’s enemies;
16  7,1 |          I.~ After the Byzantine arms had had some success in
17  7,1 |   receiving foreigners with open arms and granting them the most
18  8,2 |     conquer Bulgaria by force of arms and reduce him to his former
19  8,3 |    Nicaea could not, by force of arms, check the successes of
20  8,10|       East! they do not fear the arms of their subjects nor dread
21  9,3 |       despicable, dared to raise arms and free themselves from
22  9,6 |          European states to take arms against the Turks. But the
23  9,8 |       bitter failures, the Greek arms gained a considerable victory,
24  9,9 |         Christians to rise up in arms to defend the perishing
25  9,9 |      Christian rulers to take up arms? Look upon Christianity!
26  9,15|        defend us, they will take arms in order to destroy our
27  9,19|         appealing to him to take arms against them.[471] At that