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1  2,3 |        Archipelago. The Gothic pirates went even farther than this:
2  5,3 |    raids of Arabian and Slavic pirates. Piracy became such a habitual
3  5,8 |     the ninth century, Arabian pirates appeared at the mouth of
4  6,2 |       the ninth century Cretan pirates had repeatedly raided the
5  6,2 | destroying the nest of Arabian pirates who had terrorized the population
6  7,1 |      by the African Muhammedan pirates, undertook in 1015‑16 an
7  9,6 |      by the vessels of Turkish pirates, both Ottomans and Seljuqs.
8  9,17| against the aggressions of the pirates.[309] The navy could do