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1  2,5 |       movement on land and sea.”[150]~ The internal policy of
2  3,16|         very scanty information.[150] He stands out as an example
3  5,8 |            as one source put it.[150] Here, however, his successful
4  6,8 |         complete brutalization.”[150]~ During the years which
5  6,8 |      valuable collection of over 150 letters. It contains messages
6  8,15|     Romans are able to prepare.”[150] How long this regulation,
7  8,16| Thessalonica, has left more than 150 writings, letters in which
8  9,6 |     chief battle, in which about 150 Greek, Venetian, Aragonese,
9  9,7 |      outposts in the Aegean Sea.[150] As for Manuel’s relation