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 1  2,2 |    of the prefectures, which embraced the provinces of Dacia,
 2  2,5 |       that these three names embraced all the Christian missions
 3  3,16|   History (in Syriac), which embraced originally the period from
 4  5,4 | numbers of healthy young men embraced the spiritual life, the
 5  6,7 |      Cluniac movement, which embraced wide circles of western
 6  6,8 |      where he and his people embraced Islam. In a short period
 7  7,2 |      as Palestine. His plans embraced the possession of all the
 8  9,3 |   Golden (Kipchak) Horde had embraced Islam, and the sultan of
 9  9,4 |      the thirteenth century, embraced the whole of Thrace and
10  9,18| scholar whose numerous works embraced almost all branches of literature.
11  9,19| Renaissance is known to have embraced the whole of Italy by the