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 1  2,3 |  attacks. Still, in all these expeditions by sea, they contented themselves
 2  4,1 |   captives taken during these expeditions, particularly those of Sicily,
 3  4,1 |    Asia Minor, the successful expeditions of the Arabian fleet in
 4  5,2 |     of a number of successful expeditions.~ But in the time of Irene,
 5  5,2 |      Bulgarian kingdom. These expeditions continued with varying results.
 6  6,8 |     the equipment of military expeditions, on offices and titles,
 7  7,1 |   pilgrimages there were real expeditions to the Holy Land. In 1026‑
 8  7,1 |   pilgrimages to the military expeditions of the crusading epoch.
 9  7,1 |        All these pilgrimaging expeditions took place before the Turks
10  7,1 |      African coast. All these expeditions against the infidels were
11  7,1 |      brilliant and victorious expeditions of Heraclius against Persia
12  7,1 | yearly and usually successful expeditions, so that in the fourth decade
13  7,1 |      were organized two other expeditions: the first against the Muslims
14  7,4 |      all his life in military expeditions, was in accord with the
15  9,3 |      opened the era of French expeditions to Italy—an era very destructive
16  9,6 |   Turks. But the small relief expeditions which answered the papal
17  9,7 |   decisive steps. Such modest expeditions as that of Boucicaut evidently
18  9,7 |  large scale many devastating expeditions into southern Russia, northern
19  9,14|      brought about only small expeditions, sometimes temporarily successful,