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 1  3,4 |        lessen the burdens of the ruined population. But the Ostrogothic
 2  3,4 |        Rome became a second-rate ruined city of no political importance.
 3  3,8 |    Realizing that the Empire was ruined and that economy was the
 4  3,8 | epidemics, and earthquakes which ruined the population and increased
 5  3,8 |   demanded colossal expenditure, ruined the East and left his successors
 6  4,1 |    civilization in Palestine. It ruined agriculture, depopulated
 7  5,8 |        reconstructed some of the ruined cities of Thrace and Macedonia.
 8  6,2 |   century Armenia was completely ruined by the Arabs; “the feudal
 9  7,1 |         letters is one “From the ruined Church of Jerusalem to the
10  9,2 |     province (Thrace) thoroughly ruined and depopulated, on one
11  9,6 |       exhausted both of them and ruined all the states which had
12  9,7 |        of men were slain, cities ruined, fields destroyed, A Byzantine
13  9,17|          Palaeologian epoch. The ruined peasants were in the power
14  9,17|     hardships. The peasantry was ruined. It is sometimes stated
15  9,17|          lands were continuously ruined by the enemy was going from