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 1  3,4 |           in Umbria. Totila himself fled, but in vain.[24] “His blood-stained
 2  3,8 |           because their inhabitants fled from government oppression.
 3  4   |         Crimean city of Cherson; he fled to the Khagan (Khan) of
 4  6,2 |          the Saracens and Armenians fled, the Persians feared him;
 5  7,1 |           in time of his danger, he fled abroad with Theodora and
 6  7,1 |            of Alexius Comnenus, had fled to Asia Minor. Having taken
 7  7,1 |       proper, in the north, who had fled from their country before
 8  7,1 |          barely escaped capture and fled. In 1158, Manuel became
 9  7,1 |       persecuted by Andronicus also fled to Italy, and there they
10  7,3 |             escaped from prison and fled to the West in order to
11  7,3 |           abandoned the capital and fled, taking with him the public
12  7,3 |            as a tidbit or dessert,” fled. Constantinople passed into
13  8,2 |      crusaders; but at that time he fled to Asia Minor. There also
14  8,4 | father-in-law, Alexius III Angelus, fled to the sultan and besought
15  8,13|     successfully withdrawn and even fled for a time to the court
16  8,13|       troops of the western knights fled before the light-armed Bithynian,
17  8,13|           in St. Sophia. Baldwin II fled to Euboea (Negroponte).
18  8,14|            died in Bulgaria, having fled there before the crusaders.
19  8,16|         Michael Acominatus, who had fled before the Latin invasion
20  8,17|        considerable number of monks fled for refuge to the inland
21  9,2 |        satisfaction of her husband, fled to Italy, where she ended
22  9,3 |         Emperor Baldwin II, who had fled from Constantinople, appealed
23  9,3 |            southern Russia, who had fled before the Mongol invasion
24  9,13|        Nicephorus Gregoras, Barlaam fled to Thessalonica and thence
25  9,18|             Peloponnesus, Phrantzes fled to the island of Corfù,
26  9,19|             forth by the Greeks who fled from Byzantium to Italy