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  1  2,1 |            regards Armenia, Syria, Egypt, Palestine, and Northern
  2  2,2 |           Beyond the boundaries of Egypt, Eusebius, bishop of Caesarea,
  3  2,2 |         the provinces of Ptolemaic Egypt, there was a gradual borrowing
  4  2,2 |        Syria of the Seleucids, and Egypt of the Ptolemies, was the
  5  2,2 |         firm and definite forms in Egypt. To the Egyptian population
  6  2,2 |          on the basis of Ptolemaic Egypt and later under the influence
  7  2,2 |          his Asiatic provinces and Egypt, with headquarters at Nicomedia;
  8  2,2 |            Europe in the north and Egypt in the south.~ Many details
  9  2,3 |       eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where the new religious
 10  2,3 |   provinces, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, did not feel the Gothic
 11  2,3 |            as the Euphrates and in Egypt as early as the time of
 12  2,3 |          in Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt, Hellenic culture predominated.
 13  2,3 |      territory between Armenia and Egypt, as evidenced by the numerous
 14  2,3 |          native Syriac tongue.~ In Egypt also, in spite of the proximity
 15  2,3 |            population of Syria and Egypt and a certain part of eastern
 16  2,4 |            Nestorius was exiled to Egypt where he spent the remainder
 17  2,5 |       eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where the majority of the
 18  2,5 |          particularly in Syria and Egypt, began to appear. The Egyptian
 19  2,5 |        cause many disturbances. In Egypt and Syria and to some extent
 20  2,5 |            was greeted with joy in Egypt and Syria, where Monophysitism
 21  2,5 |            going back to Ptolemaic Egypt. It was enacted with particular
 22  2,5 |            the eastern provinces — Egypt, Palestine, and Syria —
 23  2,5 |        these provinces, especially Egypt and Syria, were in general
 24  2,5 |      supremacy, while the Copts in Egypt and the Syrians were concerned
 25  2,5 |          period was to be found in Egypt, especially in its progressive
 26  2,5 |           literature flourished in Egypt until the year 451, when
 27  2,5 | Constantinople; later he turned to Egypt, Asia Minor, and Syria,
 28  2,5 |           187]~ Syria and Antioch, Egypt guided by Alexandria, and
 29  2,5 |            a beautiful basilica in Egypt erected by the Emperor Arcadius
 30  3,4 |          on the Upper Nile between Egypt and Abyssinia, above the
 31  3,7 |          of the eastern provinces, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine. In
 32  3,8 |          Similar information about Egypt in the time of Justinian
 33  3,8 |       property in various parts of Egypt. Entire villages were part
 34  3,8 |          attention was directed to Egypt, mainly to Alexandria, which
 35  3,8 |       organization of the trade in Egypt and the delivery of corn
 36  3,8 |        Pelusium, on the borders of Egypt. The suggested Ethiopian
 37  3,8 |          the bubonic disease. From Egypt the infection spread northward
 38  3,9 |         China.~ Cosmas was born in Egypt, very likely in Alexandria.
 39  3,9 |           existed in Alexandria in Egypt, for Egyptian clothes were
 40  3,12|          these invasions spread to Egypt, where John, bishop of Nikiu,
 41  3,14|         African exarch, Heraclius. Egypt soon joined in this revolt,
 42  3,16|          monasteries of Palestine, Egypt, Mount Sinai, Syria, Asia
 43  3,16|           a small village of upper Egypt, the Aphrodito. A Copt by
 44  3,16|   Dioscorus the last Greek poet of Egypt, as well as one of the last
 45  4,1 |            army set out to conquer Egypt. Alexandria fell, probably
 46  4,1 |            the year 618 or 619. In Egypt, just as in Syria and Palestine,
 47  4,1 |            domination. The loss of Egypt was a heavy blow to the
 48  4,1 |          the Byzantine Empire, for Egypt was the granary of Constantinople.
 49  4,1 |           the Persians took Syria, Egypt, and many provinces.”[12]
 50  4,1 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and the relic of the Holy
 51  4,1 |          the East, particularly in Egypt, and with the fourth century
 52  4,1 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt with their predominating
 53  4,1 |         century A.D. by conquering Egypt and the major part of Asia
 54  4,1 |       provinces: Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa.~ The
 55  4,1 |       Arabs, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. Their growing religious
 56  4,1 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt ready to secede from the
 57  4,1 |          fresh Arabian forces.~ In Egypt there were special causes
 58  4,1 |         with the task of defending Egypt.”[43] On the basis of the
 59  4,1 |          landowners which arose in Egypt previous to the period of
 60  4,1 |            civil administration of Egypt.[45] The English papyrologist
 61  4,1 |        Bell called the conquest of Egypt by the Arabs “no miracle,
 62  4,1 |           in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, the racial kinship of the
 63  4,1 |             and class relations in Egypt.~ Byzantine as well as the
 64  4,1 |           at the eastern border of Egypt and began its conquest.
 65  4,1 |       Empire was forced to abandon Egypt forever. The conquest of
 66  4,1 |           forever. The conquest of Egypt was followed by further
 67  4,1 |            Mesopotamia, Palestine, Egypt, and part of the Byzantine
 68  4,1 |            for many inhabitants of Egypt and North Africa who did
 69  4,1 |            process may be noted in Egypt. The year 699, when the
 70  4,1 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt differed greatly from those
 71  4,1 |           In Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the Arabs did not meet any
 72  4,1 |           in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the Arabs came in contact
 73  4,1 |            the state of affairs in Egypt; but even there the attitude
 74  4,1 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and after some lapse of
 75  4,1 |           beyond the boundaries of Egypt. It is probable that the
 76  4,2 |              Syria, Palestine, and Egypt — once more brought to the
 77  4,2 |          was still the province of Egypt, but even its days were
 78  4,2 |          throne. After the loss of Egypt, conquered by the Arabs
 79  4,3 |           to Syria, Palestine, and Egypt that Constantinople had
 80  4,3 |   provinces. Syria, Palestine, and Egypt became definitely separated
 81  4,4 |           of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, created an urgent need
 82  4,4 |     provinces of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa, the Arabian
 83  5,3 |       losing Syria, Palestine, and Egypt in the east, North Africa
 84  5,8 |           in the provinces west of Egypt, and an independent Aghlabid
 85  5,8 |            first sought shelter in Egypt and then advanced to Crete.
 86  6,2 |            court, the defection of Egypt, where the independent dynasty
 87  6,2 |           menaced by the caliph of Egypt, and the vassal city of
 88  6,2 |          the destroyed churches in Egypt and Syria had been rebuilt,
 89  6,2 |            when Hakim was ruler of Egypt, the Greek Caesar came in
 90  6,8 |          whole. Spain, Africa, and Egypt had long since led a political
 91  7,1 |     eastern regions of Asia Minor, Egypt, the northern seashore of
 92  7,1 |            of a powerful caliph of Egypt, of the Fatimid dynasty.
 93  7,1 |        alliance with the sultan of Egypt, Saladin. As a western chronicler
 94  7,2 |          Constantinople instead of Egypt. In 1203 the crusaders seized
 95  7,2 |            a real danger came from Egypt, where the Kurd Saladin,
 96  7,2 |            had taken possession of Egypt at the end of the seventh
 97  7,2 |            his hands the forces of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. On
 98  7,3 |       objective of the crusade was Egypt, under whose power Palestine
 99  7,3 |            was intended to conquer Egypt at first, and then, with
100  7,3 |        short stay there they go to Egypt, as had been formerly planned.
101  7,3 |            commercial interests in Egypt, of making a secret treaty
102  7,3 |          treaty with the sultan of Egypt and thereupon skillfully
103  7,3 |        plan of the expedition upon Egypt and to sail against Byzantium.
104  7,3 |           Venice and the sultan of Egypt was concluded on the 13th
105  7,3 |            Muslims in Palestine or Egypt, but, on a larger scale,
106  7,4 |         sovereignty of the land of Egypt, from the land of Canaan,
107  8,17|      discover feudalism in ancient Egypt, in the Arab califate, in
108  8,17|          Similar information about Egypt in the time of Justinian
109  8,17|       property in various parts of Egypt. Entire villages were part
110  8,17|         the Arabs of Palestine and Egypt where monasticism was particularly
111  9,3 |        probably a campaign against Egypt. But the news of the death
112  9,3 |             dynasty established in Egypt in 1250 was united ethnographically
113  9,3 |         slave,” and the Mamluks in Egypt were originally the bodyguard
114  9,3 |      throne, and they reigned over Egypt from 1260 to 1517, when
115  9,3 |            from 1260 to 1517, when Egypt was conquered by the Ottoman
116  9,3 |           Islam, and the sultan of Egypt, Mameluk Beybars, was also
117  9,3 |       Communication by sea between Egypt and south Russia was possible
118  9,3 |          Accordingly the sultan of Egypt, “willing to be a friend
119  9,3 |          between the Golden Horde, Egypt, and Byzantium existed during
120  9,3 |            reign and the sultan of Egypt, Mamluk Qala’un (1279-90)
121  9,7 |         months had been captive in Egypt. On his return to France,
122  9,11|           terms with the sultan of Egypt, the sworn enemy of the
123  9,14|         its confines, in Syria, in Egypt, in the South-Slavonic countries,
124  9,17|       Syria, fell to the sultan of Egypt, Venice was deprived of