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 1  2,5 |         day, but rather gave full sway to the praise and glorification
 2  3,16|       begun under the Ostrogothic sway. Among these churches two
 3  4,1 |          of Arabia came under his sway. It may be said generally
 4  4,1 |        were already under Arabian sway.~ The conquests, by bringing
 5  4,1 |        early years of the Arabian sway.~ After the Arabian conquest
 6  4,4 |          they had come under Arab sway. He was later appointed
 7  5,4 |          remained under Byzantine sway.~ Quite different was the
 8  5,8 |          type developed under the sway of iconoclastic ideas in
 9  6,5 |      Bulgaria was under Byzantine sway. The Patzinaks, who had
10  7,2 |     discontent with the Byzantine sway felt by both Wallachians
11  7,3 | Concerning the epoch of the Latin sway in me Peloponnesus, there
12  7,3 |          at the time of the Latin sway in Morea, is without doubt
13  8,1 |      Thebes in middle Greece. The sway of Venice extended over
14  9,3 |          Naples came under French sway. Charles of Anjou became
15  9,3 |          measure under the French sway in the Kingdom of the Two
16  9,3 |        Romania which is under the sway of the Palaeologus” (ad
17  9,11|      papacy than the Hohenstaufen sway in Byzantium. It is interesting
18  9,16|       preserved under the Turkish sway. In spite of the occasional
19  9,18|           the time of the Turkish sway at Constantinople. He was