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  1  2,1 |        less so as regards Armenia, Syria, Egypt, Palestine, and Northern
  2  2,2 |          third century in Antioch, Syria, where Lucian, one of the
  3  2,2 |          Pergamon of the Attalids, Syria of the Seleucids, and Egypt
  4  2,3 |          of the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where the new
  5  2,3 |             The eastern provinces, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, did
  6  2,3 |  Mediterranean Sea, in Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt, Hellenic culture
  7  2,3 |          region.~ Hellenization of Syria, where Hellenic culture
  8  2,3 |            written in northeastern Syria, is a translation from the
  9  2,3 |      majority of the population of Syria and Egypt and a certain
 10  2,4 |      followers of this teaching in Syria and Mesopotamia and the
 11  2,4 |        Constantinople from Africa, Syria, and other places. St. Hieronymus
 12  2,5 |   alienated the eastern provinces, Syria and Egypt, where the majority
 13  2,5 |    contradictions, particularly in Syria and Egypt, began to appear.
 14  2,5 |         disturbances. In Egypt and Syria and to some extent in Palestine
 15  2,5 |      greeted with joy in Egypt and Syria, where Monophysitism was
 16  2,5 |              Egypt, Palestine, and Syria — became of exceptionally
 17  2,5 |    provinces, especially Egypt and Syria, were in general devoted
 18  2,5 |      Important cultural centers in Syria were the cities of Antioch
 19  2,5 |          174] The poet was born in Syria, and it is very probable
 20  2,5 |           rule of Anastasius, from Syria to Constantinople, where
 21  2,5 |          to Egypt, Asia Minor, and Syria, and moving still farther
 22  2,5 |            a hundred years.”[187]~ Syria and Antioch, Egypt guided
 23  2,5 |            churches of Antioch and Syria. “Antioch, as the center
 24  2,5 |     leadership of Christian art in Syria.”[188] Unfortunately for
 25  2,5 |            dead cities” of central Syria uncovered in 1860 and 1861
 26  3,4 |            who forced his way into Syria and sacked and destroyed
 27  3,5 |            professor at Beirut (in Syria), were charged with the
 28  3,7 |          eastern provinces, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine. In the second
 29  3,8 |         northward to Palestine and Syria; in the following year it
 30  3,9 |        route through Palestine and Syria to the Mediterranean Sea.
 31  3,16|            the work of Evagrius of Syria, who died at the end of
 32  3,16|     Palestine, Egypt, Mount Sinai, Syria, Asia Minor, and the islands
 33  3,16|         the East, for instance, in Syria, and in the West in Parenzo,
 34  4,1 |      Persians undertook to conquer Syria and they occupied Antioch,
 35  4,1 |         completing the conquest of Syria, they moved on to Palestine,
 36  4,1 |       which the Persians conquered Syria and Palestine may be explained
 37  4,1 |        population, particularly in Syria, did not adhere to the official
 38  4,1 |        invasion was not limited to Syria and Palestine. Part of the
 39  4,1 |          619. In Egypt, just as in Syria and Palestine, the Monophysitic
 40  4,1 |      Romans, and the Persians took Syria, Egypt, and many provinces.”[
 41  4,1 |       Chalcedon and directed it to Syria. The Byzantine victory over
 42  4,1 |         the conquered provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and
 43  4,1 |         The reclaimed provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt with
 44  4,1 |            town on the confines of Syria was pillaged by the Saracens,
 45  4,1 |            form among the Arabs of Syria. They were strongly influenced
 46  4,1 |       dynasty of the Ghassanids in Syria, Monophysitic in its religious
 47  4,1 |        when the Persians conquered Syria and Palestine. The second
 48  4,1 |           from Yemen to Palestine, Syria, and the Sinaitic peninsula.
 49  4,1 |         provinces of Palestine and Syria in the north, and from Abyssinia
 50  4,1 |            and southern provinces: Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North
 51  4,1 |    followers of Muhammed fought in Syria and Persia. The great majority
 52  4,1 |      easily occupied by the Arabs, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt. Their
 53  4,1 |          rendered the provinces of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt ready
 54  4,1 |         the Byzantine provinces of Syria and Palestine was of Semitic
 55  4,1 |            religious conditions in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, the
 56  4,1 |          of the entire province of Syria; and in 637 or 638 Jerusalem
 57  4,1 |            Africa. By the year 650 Syria, a part of Asia Minor and
 58  4,1 |            the Arabian conquest of Syria the Mardaites retreated
 59  4,1 |        Arabs and the population of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt differed
 60  4,1 |           Algeria, and Morocco. In Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the
 61  4,1 |         also be remembered that in Syria, Palestine, and Egypt the
 62  4,1 |            conquerors. Briefly, in Syria and Palestine the conquerors
 63  4,1 |         the orthodox population of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, and
 64  4,1 |            Slavs to Asia Minor and Syria. Under Justinian II a horde
 65  4,2 |           Monophysitic provinces — Syria, Palestine, and Egypt —
 66  4,2 |            Ecthesis was published, Syria, Palestine, and the Byzantine
 67  4,3 |            sixth council proved to Syria, Palestine, and Egypt that
 68  4,3 |          power in these provinces. Syria, Palestine, and Egypt became
 69  4,4 |       which led to the recovery of Syria, Palestine, and Egypt, created
 70  4,4 |    productive eastern provinces of Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North
 71  4,4 |          major part of his life in Syria and Palestine after they
 72  5,1 |         the northern boundaries of Syria, east of Cilicia. An Arabian
 73  5,1 |        from Asia Minor or northern Syria, intermixed with Khazarian
 74  5,3 |        Empire was gradually losing Syria, Palestine, and Egypt in
 75  5,5 |          Sea), and to the coast of Syria and Palestine. Among the
 76  5,8 |   Byzantine army, was erected from Syria to the confines of Armenia.
 77  5,8 |            his plans and return to Syria when he received alarming
 78  5,8 |        John Damascene, a native of Syria, which was then under Arabian
 79  6   |             Byzantine influence in Syria was strengthened; Armenia
 80  6,2 |           setting sail eastward to Syria. It was only after this
 81  6,2 |         for Nicephorus the road to Syria, and he began to work toward
 82  6,2 |           of Antioch, the heart of Syria. After a preliminary irruption
 83  6,2 |         preliminary irruption into Syria, Nicephorus besieged Antioch,
 84  6,2 | humiliation. Cilicia and a part of Syria with Antioch were taken
 85  6,2 |        Phocas would conquer all of Syria and other provinces, too. “
 86  6,2 |           conquests in Cilicia and Syria. During the first years
 87  6,2 |          Phoenicia, Palestine, and Syria are freed from the Muhammedan
 88  6,2 |           beyond the boundaries of Syria.[28]~ When the Byzantine
 89  6,2 |          filled with Roman armies; Syria and Phoenicia were trampled
 90  6,2 |         his personal appearance in Syria, at times unexpected, Basil
 91  6,2 |    destroyed churches in Egypt and Syria had been rebuilt, and that,
 92  6,2 |          far as the Euphrates, and Syria, with Antioch, once more
 93  6,2 |     century, after the conquest of Syria and the defeat of Persia,
 94  6,8 |           of the caliph of Bagdad. Syria, Mesopotamia, and Persia
 95  6,8 |     Armenia and devastated part of Syria, Cilicia, and Cappadocia.
 96  7,1 |          life for several years in Syria, Mesopotamia, and Armenia,
 97  7,1 |   territory of the Eastern Empire, Syria, Palestine, Mesopotamia,
 98  7,1 |         made Aleppo and Antioch in Syria vassal states of the Empire,
 99  7,1 |           Hakim took possession of Syria, forced the Christians to
100  7,1 |      fought against the Muslims in Syria and Asia Minor. Vexations
101  7,1 |         Turks conquered Antioch in Syria, established themselves
102  7,1 |            II against the Arabs in Syria when the Emperors definitely
103  7,1 |          Minor. In the conquest of Syria and Palestine Byzantium
104  7,1 |          and Greek nationality. To Syria and Palestine, which had
105  7,1 |           siege, the chief city of Syria, Antioch, a very strong
106  7,1 |    seashore strip in the region of Syria and Palestine, received
107  7,1 |         the Christian dominions in Syria and reinvigorated the hopes
108  7,2 |             The energetic ruler of Syria, Nurad-Din Mahmud, who in
109  7,2 |           death, Saladin conquered Syria and then most of Mesopotamia,
110  7,2 |           of Egypt, Palestine, and Syria. On hearing of the projected
111  7,2 |            establishing himself in Syria, he would have been able
112  7,3 |          of the Fourth Crusade, in Syria and Palestine there remained
113  7,3 |    historian, was off the shore of Syria when he learned of the taking
114  7,4 |           Sicily and the Latins of Syria, Byzantium continued to
115  8,13|       after Saladin’s victories in Syria, had suffered grievous losses.
116  9,3 |          he invaded and devastated Syria, Mesopotamia, and the surrounding
117  9,4 |           Christian possessions in Syria were lost. In 1291 the Muhammedans
118  9,4 |       almost without struggle. All Syria and Palestine passed into
119  9,7 |           Mesopotamia, Persia, and Syria. His marches were accompanied
120  9,11|       sworn enemy of the Latins of Syria.~ From 1274 to 1280, five
121  9,14|            beyond its confines, in Syria, in Egypt, in the South-Slavonic
122  9,17|    stronghold of the crusaders; in Syria, fell to the sultan of Egypt,