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 1  2,2 |     Anastasius, originally from Dyrrachium (Durazzo) in Illyria (present-day
 2  2,5 |         Anastasius, a native of Dyrrachium, who held the rather minor
 3  5,2 |        the presence of Slavs in Dyrrachium and in Athens in the eighth
 4  7,1 |      seize the maritime city of Dyrrachium (formerly Epidamnus; Slavonic
 5  7,1 |        now Durazzo) in Illyria. Dyrrachium, the chief city of the theme
 6  7,1 |      chief city of the theme of Dyrrachium, which had been organized
 7  7,1 |        as Roman times, led from Dyrrachium to Thessalonica and then
 8  7,1 |         should be directed upon Dyrrachium. This expedition was “the
 9  7,1 |     Corfu, the Normans besieged Dyrrachium by land and sea. Although
10  7,1 |       At the beginning of 1082, Dyrrachium opened its gates to Robert.
11  7,1 | Byzantine territory ceased, and Dyrrachium passed again to the Greeks.~
12  7,1 |      critical moment. But after Dyrrachium had been reconquered by
13  7,1 |     1081, to take possession of Dyrrachium (Durazzo) and then through
14  7,1 | Bohemond. He suffered defeat at Dyrrachium and was forced to make peace
15  7,2 |       evacuate Thessalonica and Dyrrachium. This failure of the Normans
16  7,2 |        Balkan peninsula between Dyrrachium and Thessalonica, which
17  7,3 |    Adriatic shore, for example, Dyrrachium, the Ionian islands, the
18  8,7 |        Epirus had extended from Dyrrachium (Durazzo) in the north to
19  8,7 |        Adriatic and landed near Dyrrachium, hoping to reach the capital
20  8,9 | Macedonia and Albania as far as Dyrrachium (Durazzo). Thessalonica,
21  8,13| receiving the important seaport Dyrrachium (Durazzo), on the Adriatic,
22  8,13|         of Epirus and Bulgaria. Dyrrachium “was the western outpost
23  9,3 |     most important of which was Dyrrachium (Durazzo, Drač), on the
24  9,4 |    chief IIlyrian coast city of Dyrrachium (Durazzo), may have been