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 1  2,2| Mediterranean seas and was thus destined to become the commercial
 2  2,5|     these northern peoples were destined to play in the history of
 3  2,5|         city of Constantinople, destined to have a brilliant future
 4  2,5|       of prevision, a new Moses destined to lead God’s people to
 5  4,4|         the seventh century and destined to perish early, in a manner
 6  5,7|   members,”[115] “a man who was destined to restore the empire by
 7  5,8| protestant desolation which was destined to displace, sooner or later,
 8  7,3|   emperor arose. One man seemed destined to occupy the throne — the
 9  8,7|      common opinion that he was destined to enter St. Sophia and
10  9,4|         Stephen Dushan (Dušan), destined to be the famous king of