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 1  3,11|       Sophia who, by paying 45,000 pieces of gold, obtained the respite
 2  3,16|          the capital with the best pieces of ancient monuments. Enormous
 3  4,1 |          Saracens, and they cut in pieces some troops who advanced
 4  5,4 |         letter that he had torn in pieces a church curtain (velum)
 5  6,2 |            the ground; he broke to pieces the greater portion of it
 6  6,3 |            was ingloriously cut to pieces.”[48] After the battle of
 7  7,1 |            in chains and broken to pieces the unjust sword. Thou hast
 8  7,3 |      profit, if the Empire fell to pieces. The theory of Hopf at the
 9  7,4 |          every year to 20,000 gold pieces, derived both from the rents
10  7,4 |            of satires and humorous pieces. Many of them are occasional
11  7,4 |            literature. Thirty-five pieces, almost all of them in verse,
12  8,16|     realizing that several polemic pieces given under the name of
13  8,16|          was the author of polemic pieces against the Latins and several
14  9,5 | Cantacuzene said, “into a thousand pieces.”[121]~ The existence of
15  9,7 |      empire, which had fallen into pieces, was unified again under
16  9,7 |         huge Mongol Empire fell to pieces and lost its significance.
17  9,9 |        Books were burnt or torn to pieces, trodden upon or sold for