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 1  2,3|   Arcadius. Rufinus was soon murdered and two years later the
 2  6,2|  death of Nicephorus Phocas, murdered at the end of the year 969.
 3  7,1|   patients lying in bed were murdered; the papal legate was insulted
 4  7,1|     they are every day being murdered, and the Christian race
 5  7,2|   Asen and later Peter, were murdered. Thereupon John, their younger
 6  9,4|   and other cities were also murdered.~ The Catalans, who were
 7  9,4|    lived in the capital were murdered. The Genoese obtained from
 8  9,7|     and regretted not having murdered him during his stay at his
 9  9,8|     outrage. The people were murdered without distinction of sex
10  9,9| poured into the church; they murdered and insulted the Greeks
11  9,9|   population was mercilessly murdered. The churches, with St.