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| Alphabetical [« »] hostage 2 hostages 3 hostelries 2 hostile 26 hostilities 41 hostility 7 hosts 3 | Frequency [« »] 26 heavy 26 heretics 26 hoped 26 hostile 26 hundred 26 iconium 26 manuscript | A.A. Vasiliev History of the Byzantine empire IntraText - Concordances hostile |
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1 2,3 | speak of a third party, hostile to the Germans as well as 2 4 | reveal clearly a traditional hostile tendency toward Justinian 3 4,1 | Persian Sassanids it was hostile to the Ghassanids. It also 4 4,1 | Arabia, particularly in the hostile atmosphere of Mecca.”[48] “ 5 4,1 | failed. In the year 677 the hostile fleet departed, sailing 6 5,3 | The chronicler, who is hostile to the iconoclasts, compared 7 5,4 | the church walls.~Leo’s hostile policy against images has 8 5,5 | the troops of the capital, hostile to icon-worship, rushed 9 5,8 | In the ninth century hostile relations between the Byzantine 10 5,8 | almost without exception hostile to the iconoclasts, the 11 6,2 | occasionally he diverted it to the hostile acts of the Bulgarians, 12 6,3 | himself to refrain from any hostile action against the Bulgarians 13 7,1 | east, showing thereby its hostile attitude toward the Empire. 14 7,1 | general welfare were the hostile relations of Byzantium to 15 7,1 | elements in the West which were hostile to Byzantium, the Congress 16 7,1 | historian remarked: “The Emperor hostile to the Kingdom of the Greeks [ 17 7,3 | national party, which was hostile to the crusaders. The crusaders 18 7,4 | policy was already openly hostile to the Latins.~ ~Defense 19 7,4 | the Middle Ages, when the hostile relations between west and 20 8,2 | establish on the site of the hostile Frankish realm a great Greco-Slavonic 21 8,10| ecclesiastical. Frederick’s hostile attitude toward the papacy 22 8,10| the same. Frederick was hostile toward the Latin Empire, 23 8,13| God and protect it from hostile wolves.”[95] Believing that 24 8,13| Greek Orthodox Church, the hostile attitude of contemporary 25 8,15| Republic of St. Mark was hostile to Nicaea. At that time 26 9,2 | of Savoy,[13] were both hostile to Cantacuzene. But by various