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 1  2,5 |          the greater part of their fortifications. The dominance of Isaurians
 2  2,5 |          walls. The modern Turkish fortifications of the Chatalja lines erected
 3  3,4 |           Byzantine fortresses and fortifications bear witness to the strenuous
 4  3,9 |       almost uninterrupted line of fortifications (castella) in northern Africa,
 5  3,9 |          limit his construction to fortifications alone. As a Christian emperor
 6  3,16|         limited to the erection of fortifications and churches. He constructed
 7  4,1 |           erected a line of border fortifications, so-called Syrian limes
 8  4,1 |       ruins of the principal Roman fortifications along the Syrian border
 9  5,2 |            constructed a number of fortifications along the Bulgarian border.
10  5,8 |            of the border a line of fortifications, intended as a defense against
11  5,8 |            Byzantine side. All the fortifications formed a sort of limes in
12  7,1 |    tolerable peace. Some Byzantine fortifications in Asia Minor were destroyed.~
13  7,4 |        Asia Minor. He also erected fortifications and constructed a bridge
14  9,4 |          in the disposition of the fortifications, but no traces of them remain.
15  9,4 | established at Athens.[90] Catalan fortifications were also erected in middle
16  9,6 |  constructed walls, erected strong fortifications and an arsenal, and set
17  9,6 |            city walls and erecting fortifications. On learning of this the
18  9,6 |         tower, and various earthen fortifications, and took the initiative
19  9,6 |         the island of Tenedos, the fortifications of which were leveled to
20  9,8 |        last attempt to restore the fortifications of Theodosius the Younger,
21  9,9 |           plan of the city and its fortifications, pointing out the places
22  9,9 |         shore of the Bosphorus the fortifications which had been built at
23  9,17|  well-organized city with powerful fortifications and a detailed statute (