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 1  3,3 | statesman and crusader dream of conquering the entire known world.~
 2  3,4 |   general, finally succeeded in conquering the Goths by a number of
 3  3,16|       his enormous empire. Upon conquering Ravenna he finished the
 4  4,1 |  crossing all of Asia Minor and conquering Chalcedon on the Sea of
 5  4,1 |       the third century A.D. by conquering Egypt and the major part
 6  4,1 |    therefore, not a question of conquering a foreign land, whose taxes
 7  4,1 |   Arabians finally succeeded in conquering the north African provinces,
 8  7,1 |          Robert Guiscard, after conquering the Byzantine possessions
 9  7,1 |  Muhammedans. They succeeded in conquering Sardinia and Corsica. The
10  7,3 |    Nicaea. Baldwin succeeded in conquering the partisans of the two
11  7,3 |     latter granted the right of conquering Morea to one of his knights,
12  9,3 |      Moreover, Charles’ plan of conquering Byzantium also met with