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 1  2,2 |            already occupied by many houses and gardens, was the palace
 2  3,16|           is lost among the Turkish houses which surround it. In order
 3  6,7 |            real estate, i.e., land, houses, vineyards, etc., the preferential
 4  6,8 |          been slain by them and all houses and settlements with their
 5  6,8 | intermarriage between the two royal houses. The Emperor’s son became
 6  7,1 |          plundered not only private houses, but also Latin churches
 7  7,4 |             merchandise and private houses; reserved seats were guaranteed
 8  9,7 |            people pulled down their houses in order to get wood for
 9  9,9 |        there are as many princes as houses. How might one persuade
10  9,17|         gardens, and many destroyed houses.”[296] At the very beginning
11  9,17|       strong wall and has excellent houses, all well built.”[297] At
12  9,17|           city, pillaged their rich houses, and established a sort