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 1  2,3 |     the Dardanelles) into the Archipelago. On these raids they pillaged
 2  2,3 |        and the islands of the Archipelago. The Gothic pirates went
 3  4,4 |     Minor, the islands of the Archipelago, and even the shores of
 4  7,3 | larger islands of the Aegean (Archipelago), for example, Lesbos, Chios,
 5  7,4 | Seljuqs on the islands of the Archipelago forced Christodulus and
 6  8,8 |    seized some islands of the Archipelago, Chios, Lesbos, Samos, and
 7  9,2 |       part of the Aegean Sea (Archipelago). Accordingly, the Bosphorus
 8  9,2 |    some of the islands of the Archipelago, the Genoese, certain points
 9  9,3 |    and several islands in the Archipelago, which Charles was to help
10  9,4 |  continued to rule. As to the Archipelago, Byzantium possessed only
11  9,4 |     today many islands of the Archipelago and almost all Attica as
12  9,6 |     the Mediterranean and the Archipelago were continuously threatened
13  9,6 |       to all the ports of the Archipelago and seized the whole import
14  9,6 |     of the few islands of the Archipelago still in the hands of the
15  9,7 |       the Dardanelles, in the Archipelago — not a Turkish expedition,
16  9,7 |    roundabout way through the Archipelago and the Adriatic Sea, he
17  9,7 |     one or two islands in the Archipelago, Thessalonica, and the Peloponnesus,
18  9,9 |   relief fleet arrived in the Archipelago, and learning the tidings
19  9,17|   Lemnos, in the north of the Archipelago, became for a time a granary
20  9,17|       that the islands of the Archipelago which were under the control