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 1  3,4 | agreement establishing peace for fifty years. The historian Menander[
 2  3,5 |         533, was subdivided into fifty books and was called the “
 3  3,11|           The Persian wars.~ The fifty years’ truce with Persia
 4  4,1 |         religious propaganda. In fifty years the Arabian invasion
 5  5,8 |         had lasted for more than fifty years. The iconoclasts of
 6  7,1 |          death, lasted for about fifty years, at the end of which
 7  7,1 |         before the Second. These fifty‑one years, 1096‑1147, were
 8  7,1 |     processes developed in these fifty‑one years. And it is strange
 9  7,3 |         the previous hundred and fifty years.~ To sum up: in the
10  7,4 |       hospital for the poor with fifty beds. The internal arrangement
11  9,7 |        was prolonged for another fifty years.~ In spite of Manuel’
12  9,7 |      Peloponnesus. — In the last fifty years of the existence of
13  9,7 |       fall of Constantinople for fifty years. But even this brief
14  9,9 |     siege had already lasted for fifty days. The tidings which