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 1  2,3|     in the East as far as the Euphrates and in Egypt as early as
 2  3,4|      Straits of Gades, to the Euphrates. But in spite of this enormous
 3  3,9|      mouths of the Tigris and Euphrates, whence they were forwarded
 4  3,9|      were forwarded along the Euphrates to the Byzantine customhouse
 5  3,9|      shores of the Danube and Euphrates, in the mountains of Armenia,
 6  4,1|       stretches as far as the Euphrates River. The peninsula of
 7  4,1|       the city of Hira on the Euphrates. Because of its vassal relations
 8  4,1|   Arabian provinces along the Euphrates River, Meanwhile, the official
 9  6,2|       and the crossing of the Euphrates by the Byzantine army. During
10  6,2|      of the Empire beyond the Euphrates, inaugurated a brilliant
11  6,2|       as Edessa and the River Euphrates, and the earth became filled
12  6,2|      the Empire as far as the Euphrates, and Syria, with Antioch,
13  6,8|    and in the district of the Euphrates. In the epic Digenes accomplishes
14  6,8| established themselves on the Euphrates and the tomb of Digenes,
15  7,1|    the Byzantine power in the Euphrates valley and seems to have