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 1  2,3 |         unchanged in the towns and villages. And in spite of the fact
 2  3   |   Justinian was born in one of the villages of upper Macedonia, not
 3  3,8 |     various parts of Egypt. Entire villages were part of his possessions.
 4  3,8 |        officials of the fisc.”[95] Villages became impoverished and
 5  3,8 |           was enormous; cities and villages were abandoned, agriculture
 6  3,15|             the races, cities, and villages, the splendor of columns
 7  3,15|       their new cities, towns, and villages.[134]~ In a later work Fallmerayer
 8  3,16| impoverishment and depopulation of villages, particularly because of
 9  5,2 |           even today in one of the villages south of Eskishehr (medieval
10  5,3 |        existed in the Roman Empire villages populated by free landholders,
11  6,7 |          they were “to the unhappy villages like a plague or gangrene,
12  7,2 |       cities with weeping and made villages sing mournful songs.”~ In
13  8,17|     various parts of Egypt. Entire villages were part of his possessions.
14  9,16|      celebrated; in all cities and villages, for instance, Easter might
15  9,17|             large landholders, the villages and the peasantry endured