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 1  3,4 | Chosroes wearied of the endless collisions, and in the year 561 or
 2  5,2 |    Bulgarians.~ In the military collisions between the Empire and the
 3  5,8 |        the aspect of reiterated collisions which occurred with almost
 4  5,8 |      very few instances did the collisions along the eastern border
 5  5,8 |    Although the Arabo-Byzantine collisions in the East, with very few
 6  6,2 |      the form of regular annual collisions which were not of very great
 7  6,2 |     side gained much from these collisions. In the west the Muslims
 8  6,2 |      beaten in several of these collisions, the outcome of the struggle
 9  6,2 |       were also absorbed in the collisions with the German king, Otto
10  6,2 |      there were no more serious collisions with the eastern Arabs.
11  6,3 |        the end of Leo’s rule no collisions occurred between Bulgaria
12  9,12|   Arsenius was marked by severe collisions with the Emperor and led