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 1  2,2 |         the Persian campaign in Cilicia, but his body was transported
 2  4,3 |  exercised jurisdiction only in Cilicia and Isauria,[83] argued
 3  4,4 |       Minor from the borders of Cilicia in the east to the shores
 4  5,1 |    boundaries of Syria, east of Cilicia. An Arabian source referred
 5  5,8 |        831) gained a victory in Cilicia over an Arab army of frontier
 6  6,2 |     Tarsus by the occupation of Cilicia, while the fleet succeeded
 7  6,2 |          20]~ The occupation of Cilicia and Cyprus opened for Nicephorus
 8  6,2 |         to so much humiliation. Cilicia and a part of Syria with
 9  6,2 |         secure the conquests in Cilicia and Syria. During the first
10  6,8 |       devastated part of Syria, Cilicia, and Cappadocia. In Caesarea,
11  7,1 |         by the Emperor first to Cilicia and then to the borders
12  7,1 |        says.~ Appointed Duke of Cilicia, in Asia Minor, he did not
13  7,1 |      southeast against Armenian Cilicia and the crusading princedom
14  7,1 | princedom of Antioch.~ Armenian Cilicia or Armenia Minor had been
15  7,1 |         exceedingly successful. Cilicia was conquered, and the Prince
16  7,1 |       party in the mountains of Cilicia, John accidentally wounded
17  7,1 |         growing threatening. In Cilicia, which had been conquered
18  7,1 |       on Cyprus. Manuel came to Cilicia in person. His arrival was
19  7,1 |      became again the master of Cilicia. Thoros submitted himself
20  7,1 |  Mamistra of the crusaders), in Cilicia; Reginald “appeared there
21  7,2 |      state of Armenia Minor, in Cilicia. There, in 1190, the Emperor
22  8,16|         to say, lesser Armenia, Cilicia), he reaches Tarsus; near