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  1  2,2 |          entrance to the Propontis (Sea of Marmora), on the site
  2  2,2 |          the cities along the Black Sea, he wrote that without the
  3  2,2 |            enter or leave the Black Sea and that the Byzantians
  4  2,2 |           the cape extending to the Sea of Marmora. In 324 A.D.
  5  2,2 |         from the Golden Horn to the Sea of Marmora.~ In later years
  6  2,2 |           was inaccessible from the sea; on land it was protected
  7  2,2 |           entire trade of the Black Sea with the Aegean and the
  8  2,3 |        southern shore of the Baltic Sea, migrated, probably in the
  9  2,3 |             the shores of the Black Sea and settled in the districts
 10  2,3 |         northern shore of the Black Sea for a long time before the
 11  2,3 |             the shores of the Black Sea, the Crimea was occupied
 12  2,3 |            the south near the Black Sea, the Goths directed their
 13  2,3 |          they were attracted by the sea and the possibilities it
 14  2,3 |            north shore of the Black Sea, and then, in the third
 15  2,3 |          western shore of the Black Sea they entered the Danube,
 16  2,3 |            Danube, and crossing the sea, they even made their way,
 17  2,3 |       Bosphorus, to the Pro-pontis (Sea of Marmora), and through
 18  2,3 |            all these expeditions by sea, they contented themselves
 19  2,3 |        northern shores of the Black Sea. Many of these bands of
 20  2,3 |              Many of these bands of sea robbers were either exterminated
 21  2,3 |           Minor during the numerous sea raids. The Gothic Christians
 22  2,3 |             were shipped across the sea and settled in Asia Minor.
 23  2,3 |            in the north and the Red Sea in the south and as far
 24  2,3 |          coast of the Mediterranean Sea, in Asia Minor, Syria, and
 25  2,3 |          eastern shore of the Black Sea, and he died on the journey.
 26  2,4 |             which extended from the Sea of Marmora to the Golden
 27  2,4 |             even today north of the Sea of Marmora as far as the
 28  2,4 |      population of the capital. The sea expedition to northern Africa
 29  2,5 |             which extended from the Sea of Marmora to the Black
 30  2,5 |             of Marmora to the Black Sea, “making the city,” said
 31  2,5 |       combined movement on land and sea.”[150]~ The internal policy
 32  3,3 |          emperor. The Mediterranean Sea was almost converted into
 33  3,4 |          transfer of a vast army by sea to northern Africa, and
 34  3,4 |             Another, transported by sea and headed by Belisarius,
 35  3,4 |          coast of the Mediterranean Sea. In the north the Persians
 36  3,4 |        force their way to the Black Sea but encountered an obstacle
 37  3,4 |     southeastern coast of the Black Sea, and to resign it to the
 38  3,4 |             the shores of the Black Sea; it remained in complete
 39  3,4 |          the shores of the Adriatic Sea in the west. During Justinian’
 40  3,4 |            the shores of the Aegean Sea. In their effort to reach
 41  3,4 |          their effort to reach this sea they menaced Thessalonica,
 42  3,4 |            was located in the Black Sea and which belonged in part
 43  3,7 |           one of the islands of the Sea of Marmora. In the end he
 44  3,8 |          ample funds; yonder is the sea, and there are the ships.
 45  3,8 |   Mesopotamia into Persia. Over the sea it invaded Italy and Sicily.
 46  3,9 |           one by land, the other by sea. The overland caravan route
 47  3,9 |           the Byzantine border. The sea route used was as follows:
 48  3,9 |            of the basins of the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean as
 49  3,9 |       visited the shores of the Red Sea, the Sinaitic peninsula,
 50  3,9 |            on the shores of the Red Sea. He told also of Indian
 51  3,9 |             India by way of the Red Sea. The northeastern corner
 52  3,9 |      northeastern corner of the Red Sea (in the Gulf of Akaba) was
 53  3,9 |          Syria to the Mediterranean Sea. Another port, Clysma (near
 54  3,9 |       northwestern shore of the Red Sea, and from it was directly
 55  3,9 |    connected with the Mediterranean Sea. On one of the islands at
 56  3,9 |          Byzantine ships in the Red Sea was not sufficient for carrying
 57  3,11|           the shores of the Caspian Sea. They occupied the territory
 58  3,11|          arrange this by a southern sea route with the aid of the
 59  3,12|       capital and the shores of the Sea of Marmora and the Aegean,
 60  4,1 |         conquering Chalcedon on the Sea of Marmora near the Bosphorus,
 61  4,1 |           on the south, and the Red Sea on the west; in the north
 62  4,1 |          along the coast of the Red Sea, extending from the north
 63  4,1 |         shores of the Mediterranean Sea, put before them new problems
 64  4,1 |         Sicily, menacing the Aegean Sea and apparently heading for
 65  4,1 |   neighboring islands of the Aegean Sea, and Constantinople with
 66  4,1 |        islands of the Mediterranean Sea, Rome, and the exarchate
 67  4,1 |       Arabian invasions by land and sea, Hagiography confirms, enlarges,
 68  4,1 |            fleet crossed the Aegean Sea and the Hellespont, entered
 69  4,1 |          the shores of the Adriatic Sea, and settled there in large
 70  4,1 |             descended to the Aegean Sea, attacking the Byzantine
 71  4,1 |           the steppes bordering the Sea of Azov, settled at the
 72  4,1 |        Danube and part of the Black Sea coast remained in the hands
 73  4,1 |           part of the Mediterranean Sea by his presence, which would
 74  4,4 |         master of the Mediterranean Sea as early as the seventh
 75  4,4 |              in Asia Minor near the Sea of Marmora; and 4) the maritime
 76  4,4 |            the shores of the Aegean Sea in the west were intended
 77  4,4 |           part of the Mediterranean Sea. With very few exceptions
 78  4,4 |          and by water in the Aegean Sea and the Propontis, also
 79  5,2 |            the shores of the Aegean Sea. At the head of the Arabian
 80  5,2 |           surrounded the capital by sea. A real siege of Constantinople
 81  5,2 |      Bulgarians both on land and on sea, with the aim of annihilating
 82  5,3 |      στρατιωτικος), and the Rhodian Sea Law (νομος ροδιων ναυτικος).
 83  5,3 |      manuscripts of legal works the Sea Law and the Military Law
 84  5,3 |            manuscripts, the Rhodian Sea Law, is a statute regulating
 85  5,3 |           said that Part III of the Sea Law was evidently intended
 86  5,3 |             a second edition of the Sea Law was made either by or
 87  5,3 |           greatly endangered by the sea raids of Arabian and Slavic
 88  5,3 |           of the compilation of the Sea Law can be determined only
 89  5,3 |             to the three books, the Sea Law, the Rural Code, and
 90  5,3 |           of the Justinian law, the Sea Law persisted in actual
 91  5,3 |          trade of the Mediterranean Sea, had their own sea statutes.
 92  5,3 |    Mediterranean Sea, had their own sea statutes. With the decline
 93  5,3 |            the decline of Byzantine sea commerce the Maritime Law
 94  5,3 |         said on the Rural Code, the Sea Law, and the Military Law
 95  5,4 |           on the coast of the Black Sea bordering Bithynia and at
 96  5,4 |           the islands of the Aegean Sea a revolt broke out in defense
 97  5,5 |            of the Euxine (the Black Sea), and to the coast of Syria
 98  5,8 |          fleet in the Mediterranean Sea, which led to the occupation
 99  5,8 |             the fleet in the Aegean Sea, Thomas directed his forces
100  5,8 |         capital both on land and on sea. When he arrived at the
101  5,8 |           on the shore of the Black Sea, and, infuriated by the
102  5,8 |     infuriated by the fact that the sea put a bound to his further
103  5,8 |           obstinate, and formidable sea,” a “terrible northern storm.”[
104  5,8 |    possessions in the Mediterranean Sea were seriously menaced by
105  5,8 |           the islands of the Aegean Sea and the seacoast districts,
106  5,8 |           could communicate only by sea. After the Italian conquests
107  5,8 |           the islands of the Aegean Sea, where he died in the year
108  6,2 |           the islands of the Aegean Sea. These sea raids of the
109  6,2 |            of the Aegean Sea. These sea raids of the Arabs became
110  6,2 |        Aegean. But in 911 the great sea expedition of Leo VI against
111  6,2 |           going forward; and on the sea the Byzantine fleet suffered
112  6,2 |           leadership. But the large sea expedition organized against
113  6,2 |            and coasts of the Aegean Sea. By reconquering Crete the
114  6,2 |          point in the Mediterranean Sea.[19] Nicephorus Phocas was
115  6,3 |             the shores of the Black Sea to the Adriatic coast, and
116  6,3 |           the Adriatic to the Black Sea, from the Danube to the
117  6,4 |          ενορκους σπονδας), came by sea to the imperial city with
118  6,4 |        Bithynian coast of the Black Sea and to the Bosphorus. Here
119  6,7 |         Asiatic, including the four sea themes, and twelve European,
120  6,7 |       eastern themes, including the sea themes, were receiving definite
121  6,8 |            whole world, on land and sea, occupied by the impious
122  6,8 |             out as far as the Black Sea in the north and the Mediterranean
123  6,8 |       eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea. The period of troubles
124  7,1 |             the shores of the Black Sea, was a sort of honorable
125  7,1 |     besieged Dyrrachium by land and sea. Although the Venetian vessels
126  7,1 |             Constantinople from the sea and thereby cutting off
127  7,1 |             expand south toward the sea, toward the coast of Dalmatia.
128  7,1 |            by land, another part by sea. Like Peter the Hermit’s
129  7,1 |           from the direction of the sea of Constantinople with forces
130  7,1 |             Jerusalem and the whole sea coast, except Ascalon, becoming
131  7,1 |            Thessalonica by land and sea began. A narrative of this
132  7,2 |            sail by land or till the sea, or that mountains should
133  7,2 |       Hittin (Hattin), close to the sea of Tiberias, defeated the
134  7,2 |           getting reinforcements by sea. After that Saladin marched
135  7,2 |            Palestine from Sicily by sea, encroached upon the interests
136  7,3 |             storming it by land and sea. For some days the capital
137  7,3 |        adjoining the Bosphorus, the Sea of Marmora, and the Hellespont;
138  7,3 |     southeastern shore of the Black Sea, in 1204, was founded the
139  7,4 |           the islands of the Ionian sea, unable to endure the burden
140  7,4 |           of merchants who enter by sea or land. The Greek inhabitants
141  7,4 |            it from every country by sea and land, and there is none
142  7,4 |        shores of the Black and Azov Sea.~ After the terrible massacre
143  7,4 |         admirer of “all-wise Homer, sea of words,” “a bright moon
144  8,2 |          and of a part of the Black Sea coast in the north; from
145  8,4 |             the coast of the Aegean Sea. To this main cause of the
146  8,5 |         planning to flee across the sea; and a great many passed
147  8,7 |          sent his wife, Yolande, by sea to Constantinople; he and
148  8,8 |        Adriatic almost to the Black Sea.~ But Theodore was compelled
149  8,9 | Constantinople in 1235, by land and sea, but were compelled to withdraw
150  8,12|             extended from the Black Sea to the Adriatic. Leaving
151  8,13|             other places; the Black Sea (majus mare) was to be closed
152  8,15|            free of dues on land and sea, all over the Empire of
153  9,2 |         northern part of the Aegean Sea (Archipelago). Accordingly,
154  9,2 |        great rock rising out of the sea near the ancient Epidaurus
155  9,2 |         certain points on the Black Sea, and the Latin knights,
156  9,3 |            east coast of the Ionian Sea; the Albanian mountaineers
157  9,3 |      dwelling near the Maeotis (the Sea of Azov) and the river of
158  9,3 |            Hulagu. Communication by sea between Egypt and south
159  9,3 |    Hellespont, Bosphorus, and Black Sea; but both straits were in
160  9,4 |            reached the coast of the Sea of Marmora. Several cities
161  9,4 |         northeastern portion of the sea.~ Parallel with the Ottoman
162  9,4 |       eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea, from Epirus as far north
163  9,4 |          many islands of the Aegean Sea. This powerful stream of
164  9,4 |        their influence in the Black Sea, where apparently they hoped
165  9,4 |          Hellespont and the Marmora sea pillaged and burnt the shores
166  9,4 |            Ancona — of the Adriatic Sea the Slavonic Ragusa (Dubrovnik),[
167  9,6 |           even farther “towards the sea beyond the Pillars,”[127]
168  9,6 |           import trade in the Black Sea and in the Straits. A contemporary
169  9,6 |        clashed acutely in the Black Sea and in the Maeotis (the
170  9,6 |             and in the Maeotis (the Sea of Azov), where the Genoese
171  9,6 |             entrance into the Black Sea, was also in the hands of
172  9,6 |              sailing into the Black Sea. Genoa’s goal was the establishment
173  9,6 |             the coast of the Aegean Sea.~ An immediate clash between
174  9,6 |           coast of the Maeotis (the Sea of Azov) and to the Crimea,
175  9,6 |           the islands of the Aegean Sea and the coast of the Mediterranean.
176  9,6 |          Germany through the Baltic Sea and Poland the plague penetrated
177  9,6 |          countries around the Black Sea. Since both shores of the
178  9,6 |            the Genoese in the Black Sea and Maeotis, especially
179  9,6 |       Venetian markets of the Black Sea and of shutting off access
180  9,7 |             expedition in the Black Sea ostensibly against Sinope.
181  9,7 |    Christian outposts in the Aegean Sea.[150] As for Manuel’s relation
182  9,7 |            the Danube and the Black Sea to Constantinople, whence,
183  9,7 |        Archipelago and the Adriatic Sea, he returned to Hungary.[
184  9,7 |            Boucicaut. He set out by sea. Notified of the approach
185  9,7 |        Asiatic coast of the Marmora Sea and the Bosphorus, and even
186  9,7 |           penetrated into the Black Sea. But these successes did
187  9,9 |         exceedingly strong from the sea, so that it is absolutely
188  9,9 |        though less so than from the sea.”[205] This stronghold put
189  9,9 |          and the ports of the Black Sea, for all foreign vessels,
190  9,9 |         from the ports of the Black Sea. It was very easy for the
191  9,9 |             of Muhammed on land and sea which consisted, besides
192  9,14|           John V arrived in Rome by sea, via Naples.[281] That John
193  9,17|            could hardly maintain by sea, relations with the territories
194  9,17|            new conditions, when the sea route from the northern
195  9,17|         northern shore of the Black Sea, very important for the
196  9,17|         from Ragusa on the Adriatic Sea, and from the east. Commercial
197  9,17|           the islands of the Aegean Sea and in Asia Minor but also
198  9,17|             the shores of the Black Sea, at Trebizond, in Caffa (
199  9,17|          their vessels in the Black Sea.[331] Venice was also free
200  9,17|        northern shores of the Black Sea.~ In view of the general