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 1  4,1|             Soon after they seized Damascus. Upon completing the conquest
 2  4,1|          in 635 the Syrian city of Damascus fell; in 636 the battle
 3  4,1| transported to the Arabian city of Damascus.~ The Arabian conquests
 4  4,1|     Omayyads). The new caliph made Damascus the capital of his kingdom.~
 5  4,4|     Andreas) of Crete, a native of Damascus, who spent the major part
 6  5,2|            A mosque was erected in Damascus which, like St. Sophia for
 7  5,2|          minarets of the mosque of Damascus, and the free space next
 8  5,2|           of their government from Damascus to Bagdad on the Tigris,
 9  5,4|    hymn-writer, John Damascene (of Damascus), a contemporary of the
10  5,8|          minister of the caliph in Damascus and died about 750 A.D.
11  5,8|            the name of St. John of Damascus still has a right to appear
12  6,2|         army from Antioch, entered Damascus, and in his southward movement
13  7,1|     suffered a complete failure at Damascus. The disappointed Conrad
14  7,2|            had taken possession of Damascus, began to threaten Antioch.