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 1  2,3|        Thrace. The Emperor Decius marched against them and fell in
 2  6,2|          them or opposed them; he marched wherever he pleased, and
 3  6,2|          make peace with them; he marched as far as Edessa and the
 4  7,1|           Turkish general, Atzig, marched upon Palestine and captured
 5  7,1|            The sovereigns met and marched on together. The Franco‑
 6  7,1|      Chatillon, and together they marched against the Greeks. At the
 7  7,1|           armed only with justice marched lightly to the loving city …
 8  7,1|   Egnatian road (via Egnatia) and marched towards Thessalonica. The
 9  7,2|           sea. After that Saladin marched upon Jerusalem and in the
10  7,2|       Philip Augustus and Richard marched via Sicily, and therefore
11  7,3| Montferrat, king of Thessalonica, marched through Thessaly~southward
12  7,3|      purity of your vow, when you marched not against the Saracens,
13  9,4|         in Thessaly, the Catalans marched to the south, through the
14  9,6|          internal troubles. Murad marched upon Serbia. The Serbian
15  9,7|           take Thessalonica, they marched south into Greece where
16  9,8|           as an insult to him; he marched south, broke through the