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 1  2,1 |             from state resources of landed property or money and grain.
 2  2,3 |      undertook to defend Greece and landed with his troops in the Gulf
 3  3,4 |         year, returned to the large landed aristocracy of Italy and
 4  3,8 |           in the sixth century vast landed property in various parts
 5  3,8 |           deprive the church of its landed property, Justinian consciously
 6  5,5 | secularization of large monasterial landed property and the limitation
 7  5,8 |           Great the system of large landed estates cultivated by peasants
 8  6,2 |           extortion, the seizure of landed estates, and the confiscation
 9  6,7 |           in possession of enormous landed estates. This led some scholars
10  6,7 |             church with the similar landed wealth of the western church
11  6,7 |             and the extent of their landed property began to increase
12  6,7 |           the growth of monasterial landed estates. A more decisive
13  6,7 |         number of serfs and immense landed estates, could easily organize
14  6,7 |          with the higher clergy and landed nobility, repealed the hated
15  7,1 |           islands. Then the Normans landed in Greece and captured Thebes
16  7,2 |            the island. Then Richard landed at Cyprus and, after Isaac
17  7,3 |              But the latter, having landed on the European shore and
18  7,3 |             of the Peloponnesus. He landed there and conquered a part
19  8,7 |             across the Adriatic and landed near Dyrrachium, hoping
20  8,15|          the dissatisfaction of the landed aristocracy, which brought
21  8,17|           in the sixth century vast landed property in various parts
22  9,3 |          same year, Peter of Aragon landed on the island and was crowned