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1  3,6 |    continued to exist secretly in remote localities.~ The Jews and
2  4,1 | population of the peninsula. From remote times there existed in Mecca
3  6,8 |           in religious centers in remote provinces where the power
4  7,3 |   Comneni-Angeli. Finally, on the remote southeastern shore of the
5  9,5 |      Empire seemed to belong to a remote past.”[123] Thus, the most
6  9,7 |       appealed for help to such a remote country.”[154] Manuel’s
7  9,9 |           tourists, in one of the remote places of Stamboul, a tomb
8  9,13|     everything, however small and remote, which might recall the
9  9,19|         for acquaintance with the remote past of Hellas and her eternal