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 1  2,2 |          The Notitia dignitatum numbers 120 provinces. Other lists,
 2  2,5 |     favorite modern language of numbers,” and asserted that the
 3  3,8 |          He reduced the army in numbers, and frequently kept back
 4  3,8 |         and the flight of large numbers of people away from the
 5  3,12|    death. There were then large numbers of Slavs remaining in the
 6  4,1 |      and settled there in large numbers. The Avaro-Slavonic attack
 7  5,4 |     view of the fact that large numbers of healthy young men embraced
 8  5,8 |         the government in large numbers to the western provinces,
 9  6,5 |     crossed the Danube in large numbers (some sources speak of 800,
10  6,8 |         not only produced large numbers of ikons and decorated the
11  7,1 |       been transported in great numbers from the eastern border
12  7,1 |  usually went to visit in great numbers the church of the martyr
13  8,10| scholars, Arabs and Jews, large numbers of whom were at Frederick’
14  8,17|        I, they settled in great numbers and penetrated into all
15  9,9 |       spite of its far superior numbers. “One may easily imagine,”
16  9,19|       Greeks emigrated in large numbers to the West and carried