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1 2,1 | of St. Sophia, which was completed by his successor, Constantius. 2 2,2 | Sassanid Persia, was almost completed by the fourth century. Diocletian 3 2,5 | have begun in his time, was completed in the time of his son Constantius. 4 3,5 | superfluous redundance,”[44] was completed in three years. The new 5 3,5 | revision was undertaken and completed in the year 534. In November 6 3,5 | course of your legal study is completed, to govern our Empire in 7 3,16| years the construction was completed. On Christmas Day of the 8 4,1 | Visigoths’ conquest was completed by King Suinthila (Swinthila). 9 4,1 | excavations are far from being completed.~ ~The proposal to move 10 4,3 | Quinisextum), because it completed the task of the two preceding 11 5,2 | severe winter of 717-18 completed the final defeat of the 12 5,3 | earthquakes. That this task was completed in his time is evidenced 13 6,3 | Bulgaria was thus definitely completed in the time of John Tzimisces.~ 14 7,1 | restoration of the Temple was completed in the middle of the eleventh 15 7,1 | stated “the present work was completed by the painter and mosaist 16 7,4 | appreciate properly the completed process of ethnographic 17 7,4 | only a ruin and the Turks completed its destruction.~ The name