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 1  2,3 |             But Aurelian, who had temporarily restored the Empire (270-
 2  3,10|          of government, which had temporarily kept the empire in proper
 3  4,1 | depopulated the cities, destroyed temporarily or permanently many monasteries
 4  4,1 |      outcome, was bound to weaken temporarily the military power of the
 5  6,2 |   difficult siege he succeeded in temporarily occupying Aleppo, the seat
 6  7,1 |    Byzantine power there.~ He was temporarily diverted from his enterprise
 7  7,2 |          succeeded in reducing it temporarily by rich presents and an
 8  8,3 |       Theodore’s situation became temporarily a little easier. Baldwin’
 9  8,11|          military enterprises and temporarily suspended their onslaught
10  8,16|         Epirus and in the regions temporarily conquered, also, perhaps,
11  8,17|       Moscow, i.e. an estate held temporarily on condition of discharging
12  8,17|   monastery domain which had been temporarily stopped by the iconoclastic
13  9,6 |     between the two republics was temporarily averted by the plague of
14  9,8 |           patron of the city, was temporarily left to the Christians,
15  9,12|          speculations were pushed temporarily into the background; the
16  9,14|      small expeditions, sometimes temporarily successful, but of no permanent