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1  7,3 |        which, with Thebes, was transmitted by Boniface to a Burgundian
2  7,4 |  immovable properties might be transmitted to anyone regardless of
3  7,4 | scholars who learned Greek and transmitted a certain amount of Greek
4  9,2 |      which Andreas Palaeologus transmitted his rights to the Empires
5  9,2 |        for later Andreas again transmitted his rights to the Byzantine
6  9,3 |        II, in which the latter transmitted to Charles his right to
7  9,7 |        In the first, which was transmitted to Martin through the agency
8  9,18|  Muhammedans. John Cantacuzene transmitted his literary interests to