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 1  2,3 |     in Thrace and Moesia and till the soil, and promised to
 2  2,3 |  Either let these barbarians till the soil following the example
 3  5,8 |  from the time of my arrival till my departure. The interpreter
 4  7,2 |    one might sail by land or till the sea, or that mountains
 5  8,2 |    his corpse remained there till the taking of Constantinople
 6  8,16| origin, will remain unsolved till the real prototype of this
 7  8,17|      through the Middle Ages till the fall of the Empire.~
 8  9,3 | Sicilies with Germany lasted till 1250, when, at the death
 9  9,4 |     s, that of Caesar, never till then borne by a foreigner.
10  9,7 |     home where he would, and till the soil as much as he would
11  9,9 |   night and day at its side. Till eight years ago it was frequented,