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 1  2,2 | complications, Diocletian strictly separated military authority from
 2  2,4 |            defenses, the two walls separated by a terrace and the deep
 3  4,1 |         Empire still possessed the separated parts of Italy which were
 4  4,1 |           lived up to this time in separated groups, the Bulgarians gradually
 5  4,1 |           the great distance which separated them from Constantinople
 6  4,3 |            Egypt became definitely separated from the Byzantine Empire.~
 7  5,8 |      shores of the Gulf itself and separated the two Byzantine districts
 8  6,5 |   Patzinaks, who had formerly been separated from the Byzantine Empire
 9  6,6 |            Italy Leo VI definitely separated Longobardia from the theme
10  7,4 |         over church doctrine;” he “separated the domain of theology from
11  7,4 |           and other subjects which separated the two churches. In 1089
12  7,4 |            the enormous chasm that separated the contemporary population
13  8,10|   relations between the two widely separated rulers, the Emperor of Nicaea
14  8,14|           two races, always deeply separated from each other, were maintaining
15  9,17|       century.[311] But a province separated from the capital by the
16  9,18|         between these two periods, separated from each other by the fatal