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 1  2,2 |       decided to divide them into smaller units. The fifty-seven provinces
 2  2,2 |        civil. The exact number of smaller provinces created by Diocletian
 3  2,2 |         but earlier dates, give a smaller number of provinces.[57]
 4  2,5 |      large bronze follis with its smaller denominations was introduced.
 5  3,4 |         by Anastasius, admittedly smaller than Procopius would have
 6  4,1 |           provinces of Moesia and Smaller Scythia (now Dobrudja).
 7  5,8 |       after this conquest the two smaller peninsulas could communicate
 8  6,2 |       hands of the Arabs, for the smaller cities which still belonged
 9  6,2 |           the fourth century. The smaller western part with the city
10  6,5 |  Hadrianople, while some of their smaller detachments had reached
11  6,6 |         end of Basil’s reign. The smaller Italian possessions, such
12  6,7 |          Basil issued meanwhile a smaller work entitled the Prochiron (
13  7,1 |           joined the main army in smaller bands. In 1097 a Danish
14  7,3 |         great number of larger or smaller fiefs, for the possession
15  7,4 |       became inappropriate to the smaller size of the provinces, and
16  9,7 |        England, Germany, and some smaller states also sent troops.
17  9,17| established feudal relations with smaller landowners. But owing to
18  9,18|     center resembling some of the smaller Italian centers of the Renaissance