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1 2,1 | the First Three Centuries,[4] arrived at similar conclusions. 2 2,2 | Macedonia, and Greece;[58] and (4) the East, comprising the 3 3 | sincerity and repentance.[4] Since the speech was taken 4 4 | 4. The Heraclian epoch (610- 5 4 | and tongue were cut off[4] and he was exiled to the 6 4,1 | the Muhammedan community; (4) fasting during the month 7 4,4 | the Sea of Marmora; and 4) the maritime thema Caravisionorum, 8 5,1 | in reality from Isauria.”[4] The papal librarian Anastasius, 9 6,1 | Philosopher or the Wise (886-912),[4] and Alexander (886-913). 10 8,2 | Ducas Vatatzes (1222-1254),[4] the most talented and energetic 11 8,12| gather annually on November 4 in the local church and 12 8,12| calendar gives under November 4 the name of “John Ducas 13 9,2 | head — Constantinople.”[4]~ The capital, which had