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 1  2,5 |         of his dangerous northern neighbors and settled his disagreements
 2  3,4 |          Nubians), their southern neighbors. Through the energy and
 3  4,4 |    strongly menaced by its Muslim neighbors. The Byzantine government
 4  5,8 |         property to their wealthy neighbors. Whatever the cause, the
 5  6,2 |  maintained by Basil with all his neighbors, excepting the Arabs, were
 6  6,5 |         most significant northern neighbors because they were the basic
 7  6,5 |        kingdom, now became direct neighbors of the Empire. These new
 8  6,5 |          of the Empire. These new neighbors were so strong and numerous
 9  6,7 |         property to their wealthy neighbors. But this was only one of
10  6,7 |          placed upon their richer neighbors the responsibility for the
11  7,1 |    Antioch, at the expense of his neighbors, the weak Turkish emirs,
12  7,1 |          time of Alexius. All his neighbors tried to take advantage
13  7,1 | determined “to take away from his neighbors the lost Greek provinces
14  7,1 |  political strengthening of their neighbors. Particularly disastrous
15  8,10|          countries which are your neighbors are better known to your
16  8,17|           it when they were still neighbors of the Goths.[211] It goes
17  8,17|        their wealthy and powerful neighbors wished thereby to escape
18  9,3 |          attention to her nearest neighbors, for example, to the Netherlands