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 1  2,2 |    life, may henceforth be my portion,” Constantine wrote in his
 2  2,2 |  Danube, and the northwestern portion of the Balkan peninsula; (
 3  2,5 |    and Romans and in its main portion gives chronological tables
 4  3,4 |  fortress Ceuta), the western portion of northern Africa, reaching
 5  3,4 |       peninsula, the northern portion of the Ostrogothic kingdom,
 6  4,1 |      other hand, the orthodox portion of the eastern provinces
 7  4,1 | kingdom, namely, the southern portion of Italy with Sicily and
 8  4,1 |     primarily in the southern portion of these Byzantine possessions
 9  4,2 |  Palestine, and the Byzantine portion of Mesopotamia no longer
10  4,4 |   occupying the entire middle portion of Asia Minor from the borders
11  6,2 |   from them, and a very large portion of their territory was placed
12  6,2 |   broke to pieces the greater portion of it and destroyed it.”[
13  7,1 |   Andronicus.~ In the eastern portion of the Mediterranean the
14  7,3 |  Brunswick, elected king by a portion of Germany against Philip
15  7,4 |       Muhammedan invasions; a portion of their population was
16  8,16|    the later publication of a portion of John’s writings by the
17  8,16|       leader of the patriotic portion of the Orthodox Greek clergy,
18  9,2 |        the Peloponnesus and a portion of Middle Greece. Michael
19  9,3 |        the Ghibellines, and a portion of the Sicilian nobility
20  9,4 |     northern and northeastern portion of the sea.~ Parallel with
21  9,6 |       Asia Minor. The eastern portion, of the Mediterranean and
22  9,7 | Constantinople, the adjoining portion of Thrace, one or two islands
23  9,7 |       liable to taxation. The portion of the taxable population
24  9,8 |      the goal of subduing the portion of the Peloponnesus which