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 1  2,2 |    where he himself defined the limits of the future city. The
 2  2,4 |       city had far outgrown the limits of this wall. It became
 3  2,5 |        influence far beyond the limits of their native cities and
 4  3,8 |     taxes reached their extreme limits and had a disastrous effect
 5  5,8 |      problem extends beyond the limits of this book.~ It has been
 6  5,8 |   Salonika) may fall within the limits of this period. A group
 7  7,1 |        the Empire, extended its limits, and for a time stopped
 8  7,2 |      crusading army reached the limits of the state of Armenia
 9  8,7 | Despotat far beyond the n\arrow limits of its own interests, appeared
10  8,7 |   dreams did not lie beyond the limits of possibility; it would
11  8,9 |        a disorganized state, to limits that it had not reached
12  8,12|   confined itself to the narrow limits of a Lydian city in Asia
13  8,16|         fairy tales, beyond the limits of reality; he has no realization
14  8,17|        of this problem from the limits of western European medieval
15  9,2 |       Empire reached the widest limits of the last period of its
16  9,2 |        its existence, but these limits were preserved only during
17  9,2 |        small in its territorial limits and Greek in its composition.
18  9,13|      mind wholly transcends the limits of matter, frees itself