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 1  3,4 |    Empire and Persia, had been engaged for centuries in bloody
 2  3,9 |       likely in Alexandria. He engaged in commerce from his early
 3  3,14|       Berbers), who frequently engaged in serious uprisings against
 4  3,15|        part of the forces were engaged in the East.”[132] It was
 5  5,3 |   common offenses among people engaged in agriculture. It is concerned
 6  6,3 | because the Byzantine army was engaged in the Arabian campaigns,
 7  6,3 |        because its forces were engaged in eastern wars. Samuel
 8  6,4 |        of time. Both countries engaged freely in extensive trade
 9  6,6 |      two rulers that they were engaged in a heated dispute regarding
10  6,6 |  various Italian kingdoms were engaged in mutual strife, the Byzantine
11  6,8 |       The Emperor’s son became engaged to Robert’s daughter. But
12  6,8 |    walls of churches, but also engaged in illustrating manuscripts.
13  7,1 |         for while the West was engaged in crusades against the
14  7,1 |    king, William II Rufus, was engaged in a continuous struggle
15  7,4 |       Pope Hadrian IV, who was engaged in a quarrel with the king