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 1  2,2 |        to spend a few years in Cappadocia, where he continued the
 2  2,5 |   native cities and provinces. Cappadocia, in Asia Minor, had in the
 3  2,5 |      geniuses had passed away, Cappadocia returned into the obscurity
 4  3   |   really may have been born in Cappadocia of Greek descent.[7] Still
 5  3   |       the native population of Cappadocia being Armenian.[9] Maurice
 6  3,8 |    praetorian prefect, John of Cappadocia, who aroused great dissatisfaction
 7  3,8 |  dismiss Tribonian and John of Cappadocia from their posts and his
 8  5,8 | southern Italy, Asia Minor and Cappadocia, which were painted by Greek
 9  6,2 |      his lost kingdom lands in Cappadocia, a money pension, and a
10  6,7 |       Once, in passing through Cappadocia, Basil and his entire army
11  6,8 |      Romanus Diogenes, born in Cappadocia. He ascended the throne
12  6,8 |    part of Syria, Cilicia, and Cappadocia. In Caesarea, the capital
13  6,8 |       Caesarea, the capital of Cappadocia, the Turks pillaged the
14  6,8 |       Asia Minor, Armenia, and Cappadocia — the provinces which were
15  6,8 |        of the tenth century in Cappadocia and in the district of the
16  6,8 |  numerous rock-cut churches of Cappadocia have preserved a large number
17  6,8 |        minute investigation of Cappadocia, “a new province of Byzantine
18  7,1 | eleventh century had conquered Cappadocia and established there an
19  7,1 |       the Muhamrnedan emirs of Cappadocia, the above‑mentioned Danishmandites,
20  7,4 |        have been discovered in Cappadocia and southern Italy; also
21  8,17|  addressed to the proconsul of Cappadocia blaming the desperate condition