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 1  2,2 | beautifying the new capital. Forty thousand Goth soldiers, the so-called “
 2  2,2 |          crossed the Rhine; twenty thousand persons who were held as
 3  2,3 |   Coulanges, “four or five hundred thousand barbarians, half of whom
 4  2,5 |          some exaggeration, at 320 thousand pounds of gold, equivalent
 5  2,5 |            I have read more than a thousand sermons by him, which pour
 6  3,5 |           read and study about two thousand books, containing over three
 7  3,8 |        killed from thirty to forty thousand. The revolt was quelled,
 8  3,16|  skillfully guided the work of ten thousand laborers. The Emperor visited
 9  4,1 |        there is hardly one among a thousand to be found who can write
10  5,2 |       tribute of ninety or seventy thousand dinars (denarii) in semiannual
11  5,3 |           genius of the men who, a thousand years ago, fought for the
12  6,2 |           with a capacity of eight thousand persons; the edifice, he
13  6,7 |        1000 A.D). there were three thousand “various monks” on Mount
14  7,1 |           65, when more than seven thousand persons (usually said to
15  7,1 |        said to be more than twelve thousand) under the leadership of
16  7,1 |           state that “out of seven thousand, not two thousand returned,”
17  7,1 |            seven thousand, not two thousand returned,” and these came
18  7,1 |     emperor and the pope. Over ten thousand foreigners came to Venice,
19  7,4 |          quotation, into the first thousand lines, the second, and so
20  9,4 |          85] There were almost ten thousand members of the expedition;
21  9,5 |          Cantacuzene said, “into a thousand pieces.”[121]~ The existence
22  9,18|           of Morea, more than nine thousand verses in length, which
23  9,18|       romance in verse (about four thousand verses) “Lybistros and Rhodamne,”