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 1  2,3 |        them to people who wish to rest in the open, are Scythians.
 2  3,6 |      pagan philosophers spent the rest of their lives in the Byzantine
 3  4,1 |         the much-needed period of rest because, soon after the
 4  5,8 |     monastery where she spent the rest of her life. Kasia’s surviving
 5  6,8 |           learned activity of the rest of Europe had completely
 6  7,3 |     divided, half for Venice, the rest for the other crusaders;
 7  7,3 |  abandoned his seat and spent the rest of his life in solitude
 8  7,4 |          bishop, and he spent the rest of his life in the small
 9  8,13|           such disasters? For the rest, no one can hope for good,
10  8,17|          son; and distributed the rest of the Empire among his
11  9,2 |          Frankish dukes.~ But the rest of the formerly great Empire
12  9,2 |          of Ioasaph and spent the rest of his life in writing his
13  9,3 |          Sicilians disdaining the rest of Charles’ force as despicable,
14  9,4 |         province, Arcadia. In the rest of the Peloponnesus and
15  9,4 |           century extended to the rest of the ancient Illyrians.
16  9,4 |       ancient Ptolemaïs); all the rest of the coast cities surrendered
17  9,7 |         prey to the Turks and the rest of ancient Greece was on
18  9,8 |      surrounding country. But the rest of the Empire, for example,
19  9,16|         from taxes, while all the rest of the Greeks were obliged
20  9,17|       were of pewter, and all the rest of clay ... at that festival
21  9,17|          provinces were lost; the rest were devastated by the almost
22  9,17|         of Constantinople and the rest of the Empire, of Trebizond,
23  9,19| immortality of Boccaccio does not rest upon the material afforded