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 1  2,4| considerable number of followers in India.~ The Council of Ephesus
 2  2,5|              185] He drew also upon India and Chinese Turkestan for
 3  3,9|          distant lands of China and India. Western Europe of the earlier
 4  3,9|             Chinese silk, China and India exported to the West perfumes,
 5  3,9|            trade route to China and India which would lie outside
 6  3,9|           commercial relations with India and China.~ Cosmas was born
 7  3,9|             ships from all parts of India and from Persia and Ethiopia.”[
 8  3,9|            the Byzantine Empire and India, Byzantine coins from the
 9  3,9|            in southern and northern India.[101] In the international
10  3,9|       profound respect commanded in India by the Byzantine gold coin (
11  3,9|           direct communication with India by way of the Red Sea. The
12  3,9|          urging them to buy silk in India and then resell it to the
13  3,9|            the Byzantine Empire and India, as the Persians had done
14  3,9|           with Persian influence in India and the monopoly of silk
15  4,1|             power. The sovereign of India sent his congratulations
16  5,8|             was brought to him from India. Throughout the Middle Ages,
17  6,2|        Empire in the east as far as India, and in the west as far
18  9,3|             dominions extended from India to the Mediterranean, and
19  9,7|           southern Russia, northern India, Mesopotamia, Persia, and