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  1  2,1 |             Antioch, Nicomedia, and North Africa.[34]~ After the reign
  2  2,2 |             Thrace in Europe in the north and Egypt in the south.~
  3  2,3 |            reached out far into the north, and was felt even centuries
  4  2,3 |          first gained a hold on the north shore of the Black Sea,
  5  2,3 |            as far as Armenia in the north and the Red Sea in the south
  6  2,3 |          then pushed his way to the north into Epirus with great effort
  7  2,3 |           Synesius, a native of the North African city of Cyrene,
  8  2,3 |            was chosen bishop of the North African Ptolemaïs. During
  9  2,4 |           Attila, exists even today north of the Sea of Marmora as
 10  2,5 |          the Ostrogothic migrations north of the Byzantine Empire.~
 11  2,5 |         Ostrogothic menace from the north, which was successfully
 12  2,5 |       eminent Christian writer from north Africa in the early part
 13  2,5 |             farther to the east and north, he crossed the borders
 14  2,5 |               and some monuments in North Africa.~ In the history
 15  3,3 |           East and the Slavs in the north.~ The main forces were directed
 16  3,3 |          the west, the east and the north remained open to the attacks
 17  3,4 |          Italy, the eastern part of North Africa (part of present-day
 18  3,4 |         Empire. The western part of North Africa, the Pyrenean peninsula,
 19  3,4 |            the Ostrogothic kingdom, north of the Alps (the former
 20  3,4 |           Slavs and the Huns in the north.~ The two great powers of
 21  3,4 |           Mediterranean Sea. In the north the Persians attempted to
 22  3,4 |           the defensive wars in the north, in the Balkan peninsula.
 23  3,4 |           Balkan peninsula from the north. In the winter of 558-59
 24  3,8 |            conquered prefectures of North Africa and Italy.~ The Emperor
 25  3,12|            on three sides: from the north. east, and south. They cut
 26  3,14|            in the administration of North Africa, laid the foundation
 27  3,16|       earlier. Finally, Corippus of North Africa, who later settled
 28  3,16|           quelled the revolt of the north African natives against
 29  3,16|        geography and ethnography of North Africa as well as about
 30  4,1 |            Avars and Slavs from the north, and internal affairs, after
 31  4,1 |           Byzantine Empire from the north. The Avaro-Slavonic hordes
 32  4,1 |         which he carried off to the north.[11] These invaders are
 33  4,1 |          Khagan of the Avars in the north by sending him distinguished
 34  4,1 |            desert which lies to the north of it and stretches as far
 35  4,1 |             Sea on the west; in the north it runs gradually into the
 36  4,1 |             Sea, extending from the north of the peninsula to Yemen.
 37  4,1 |       leading from the south to the north, from Yemen to Palestine,
 38  4,1 |            Medina, situated farther north. These cities were convenient
 39  4,1 |         caravans traveling from the north and south. There were many
 40  4,1 |          Palestine and Syria in the north, and from Abyssinia through
 41  4,1 |        Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa.~ The observations
 42  4,1 |        toward the western shores of North Africa. By the year 650
 43  4,1 |          the Byzantine provinces in North Africa, were already under
 44  4,1 |            inhabitants of Egypt and North Africa who did not wish
 45  4,1 |        Further Arabian conquests in North Africa were stopped for
 46  4,1 |            the westward movement on North African territory.~ The
 47  4,1 |            its westward movement in North Africa. At the close of
 48  4,1 |       greatly from those created in North Africa, in the territories
 49  4,1 |             the state of affairs in North Africa. There the great
 50  4,1 |         succeeded in conquering the north African provinces, many
 51  4,1 |           it upheld in this part of North Africa the traditions of
 52  4,1 |         small Christian islands” in North Africa.[67]~ ~The Slavonic
 53  4,1 |             the Arabian menace from North Africa to Italy and Sicily,
 54  4,4 |           Berbers (Moors) caused in North Africa. The central government,
 55  4,4 |             Bulgarian menace in the north of the Empire to extend
 56  4,4 |        Syria, Palestine, Egypt, and North Africa, the Arabian menace
 57  5,2 |           apparently menaced in the north by the Khazars. Leo III
 58  5,3 |              and Egypt in the east, North Africa in the south, and
 59  5,3 |             Balkan peninsula in the north, it was becoming more and
 60  5,8 |           Arabs. His victory in the north over the Russians in 860-
 61  5,8 |        appeared unexpectedly in the north under the leadership of
 62  5,8 |             with the western Arabs. North Africa, conquered by the
 63  6   |     struggle in the east and in the north with the Arabs, Bulgarians,
 64  6,2 |          Russia and Bulgaria in the north, and in the west with Venice
 65  6,2 |            the civil wars among the North African Arabs, and the difficult
 66  6,3 |       invasion of Bulgaria from the north in order to divert Simeon’
 67  6,3 |             and forced them to move north to the place of their future
 68  6,4 |             s fleet returned to the north. The Russian prisoners captured
 69  6,5 |      territory of modern Wallachia, north of the Lower Danube, and
 70  6,5 |       peacefully in their provinces north of the Balkans. The Empire
 71  6,5 |          enemy of the Empire in the north.~ ~
 72  6,8 |           Patzinaks and Uzes in the north, and the Seljuq Turks in
 73  6,8 |         Patzinaks and Uzes from the north and the Seljuq Turks from
 74  6,8 |           Patzinaks and Uzes in the north, and the Normans in the
 75  6,8 |            Melazgherd), in Armenia, north of Lake Van. Shortly before
 76  6,8 |             as the Black Sea in the north and the Mediterranean coast
 77  6,8 |             settle in the districts north of the Balkans, and bestowed
 78  6,8 |           Patzinaks and Uzes in the north, seemed to be the natural
 79  7,1 |             he escaped again to the north and took refuge in southwest
 80  7,1 |              He died in 1085 in the north of the island of Cephalonia.
 81  7,1 |            danger from the east and north, from the Seljuqs and Patzinaks,
 82  7,1 |           of the Patzinaks from the north.~ In their conflict with
 83  7,1 |           with the Patzinaks in the north and the Seljuqs of Asia
 84  7,1 |           arrived with him from the north, came to Jerusalem and fought
 85  7,1 | successfully attacked Mehdia on the north African coast. All these
 86  7,1 |      crusaders to Palestine. In the north nothing was heard of any
 87  7,1 |            danger from the east and north. Therefore the First Crusade
 88  7,1 |              at the head of the two north French armies. At the head
 89  7,1 |         from Armenia proper, in the north, who had fled from their
 90  7,1 |      against the pagan Slavs in the north, on the Elbe (Laba) river.~
 91  7,1 |        thereby diverted towards the north. Finally, Louis VII, afflicted
 92  7,1 |        Frederick Barbarossa and the north Italian cities started,
 93  7,1 |      resulted in the triumph of the north Italian communes and their
 94  7,2 |             on the south, east, and north.~ At that time there were
 95  7,3 |              the prince went to the north, to Germany, to his brother-in-law
 96  7,3 |      territory in Macedonia and the north of Thessaly, forming the
 97  7,4 |       battle of Senlac, a few miles north of Hastings, delivered the
 98  8,2 |          the Black Sea coast in the north; from the west the state
 99  8,7 |         Dyrrachium (Durazzo) in the north to the Gulf of Corinth in
100  8,8 |          seriously menaced from the north by John Asen II of Bulgaria,
101  9,2 |          Serbs and Bulgars from the north; the Venetians occupied
102  9,3 |       Viterbo, a small Italian city north of Rome, he made a treaty
103  9,3 |             time established in the north, in Russia. This was the
104  9,4 |             Sea, from Epirus as far north as Pannonia. The Greek geographer
105  9,5 |         hostilities in the west and north, now by internal affairs,
106  9,6 |            the plague spread to the north and west, and affected Italy,
107  9,8 |           Balkan peninsula to march north with his troops across the
108  9,9 |       circumspection. First of all, north of the city, on the European
109  9,9 |             of the capital with the north and the ports of the Black
110  9,17|            island of Lemnos, in the north of the Archipelago, became
111  9,17|          struggle with Genoa in the north to regain her economic position