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 1  2,3|      Marmora), and through the Hellespont (the Dardanelles) into the
 2  3,4|  capital and penetrated to the Hellespont; on the other they went
 3  4,1| crossed the Aegean Sea and the Hellespont, entered the Propontis,
 4  4,1|     they reached as far as the Hellespont, Thessalonica, southern
 5  5,2|         reaching Abydos on the Hellespont, and upon crossing to the
 6  5,2| Theophanes, sailed through the Hellespont and the Propontis and surrounded
 7  7,2| promised to help him cross the Hellespont, if Frederick would give
 8  7,2|  Frederick’s troops across the Hellespont into Asia Minor, delivered
 9  7,2|        German army crossed the Hellespont.~ Frederick’s expedition
10  7,3|        Sea of Marmora, and the Hellespont; some of the larger islands
11  7,3|    shores of the Bosphorus and Hellespont came under the power of
12  7,3|  Thrace, with Gallipoli on the Hellespont, and some territory in the
13  7,4|       at the entrance into the Hellespont, where one of the most important
14  9,2| Accordingly, the Bosphorus and Hellespont, these exceedingly important
15  9,3|      possible only through the Hellespont, Bosphorus, and Black Sea;
16  9,3|       through our straits [the Hellespont and Bosphorus] once a year,”
17  9,4|        his company crossed the Hellespont and occupied first an important
18  9,4|     fleet breaking through the Hellespont and the Marmora sea pillaged