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 1  2,2 |       of the Bosphorus, at its entrance to the Propontis (Sea of
 2  2,2 |     and Europe, commanding the entrance to two seas, the Black and
 3  2,2 |        temples closed, forbade entrance to them, and prohibited
 4  2,3 |    shock to the Romans was the entrance into Rome, former capital
 5  3,9 |      one of the islands at the entrance to the Gulf of Akaba, Iotabe (
 6  4,1 |    There was much joy at their entrance to Jerusalem: sounds of
 7  5,4 |     Chalke, as the magnificent entrance to the imperial palace was
 8  7,3 |      chain which protected the entrance into it, penetrated the
 9  7,4 |       bridge at Abydos, at the entrance into the Hellespont, where
10  8,16|        Italian Lepanto, at the entrance to the Gulf of Corinth or
11  9,3 | Italian, Fogia, Foglia) at the entrance into the Gulf of Smyrna,
12  9,6 |      Azov). The Bosphorus, the entrance into the Black Sea, was
13  9,6 |   owing to its position at the entrance into the Dardanelles, the
14  9,6 |       since it is opposite the entrance to the Straits of Romania [
15  9,6 |    anchoring there to find the entrance, which is very narrow, and
16  9,7 |    eyewitness of the Emperor’s entrance into Paris describes his
17  9,9 |     But the Turks broke in the entrance gate and poured into the
18  9,15|        Patriarch Joseph, whose entrance into Florence he might have
19  9,15|         Paul on the well-known entrance gates into the temple of
20  9,19|  Bibliotheca Marciana); at the entrance door the portrait of Bessarion