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 1  2,5 | circulation had become scarce, was bad in quality, and had no marks
 2  3,4 |     because the Ostrogoths were on bad terms with the Vandals,
 3  4,2 |     Cherson the pope complained of bad living conditions and asked
 4  5,8 |            of Nicephorus seemed as bad as heresy. It is very probable
 5  5,8 |          of Greek fire, deeming it bad policy to enlighten barbarians.”[
 6  7,1 |            would have been just as bad for Venice as if the Normans
 7  9,3 |            Charles of Anjou, had a bad effect upon the eastern
 8  9,4 |           that a woman possesses a bad character, one says, “She
 9  9,17|          which is, however, not so bad as they deserve, for they
10  9,17|           landowners, was not very bad.[316] But, even if this
11  9,17|           the enemy was going from bad to worse. All the commerce