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 1  3,14|         son, also named Heraclius, sailed forth to the capital, which
 2  5,2 |           chronicle of Theophanes, sailed through the Hellespont and
 3  6,4 |          on numerous vessels which sailed to the Bithynian coast of
 4  7,1 | participator in the First Crusade, sailed against Alexius, with a
 5  7,1 |           Antioch, he embarked and sailed to Apulia. Anna Comnena
 6  7,1 |    Palestine on a Greek vessel and sailed for Thessalonica, where
 7  7,1 |            of William II of Sicily sailed against the Empire. As usual,
 8  7,3 |            the Doge’s proposal and sailed towards Zara, a city which
 9  7,3 |             and the Prince Alexius sailed from Zara and a month after
10  8,7 |  Constantinople; he and his troops sailed across the Adriatic and
11  8,13|       Constantinople. Then Baldwin sailed from the Peiraeus for Monemvasia;
12  9,2 |           the Despot at Mistra, he sailed at once for Constantinople
13  9,4 |            companies took ship and sailed for Constantinople.~ The
14  9,6 |        decorated their vessels and sailed triumphantly by the imperial
15  9,7 |            barely escaped capture, sailed in a small vessel by way
16  9,8 |            and a brilliant retinue sailed for Italy. The result of
17  9,9 |            of the city immediately sailed back again. On the basis
18  9,9 |          nor Genoese nor Aragonese sailed to the East in support of