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 1  2,5 |    lived in the same place for thirty years, became a colonus,
 2  3,8 |    them there, and killed from thirty to forty thousand. The revolt
 3  3,16|  Parodisi),[152] consisting of thirty chapters, or “rungs,” in
 4  5,2 |     this, for a period of over thirty years, the Byzantine writers
 5  5,8 |     the inhabitants. The first thirty years of the ninth century
 6  5,8 |    peace agreement to last for thirty years. The agreement dealt
 7  5,8 |   period lasted only for about thirty years (815-43), and was
 8  6,7 |     any manner during the last thirty years, and also those which
 9  6,7 | Lecapenus before 921-927 gives thirty themes.[136] In the eleventh
10  7,1 |      were so weakened that for thirty years they could undertake
11  7,1 |      not harass the Empire for thirty years. But at the beginning
12  7,3 |     legend relates that, about thirty years before, Dandolo, during
13  7,3 | archbishop of Athens for about thirty years. Michael left a rich
14  7,4 |       career and for more than thirty years was archbishop of
15  8,2 | Theodore Lascaris, a man about thirty years old, related to the
16  9,7 |    pitiful existence for about thirty years in anxious expectation