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  1  2,2 |          in the first half of the seventh century B.C. the Megarians
  2  2,3 |  substitute for the codex. In the seventh century, following the Moslem
  3  2,5 |    population, created toward the seventh century conditions which
  4  2,5 |     Byzantine writer of the early seventh century, directly identified
  5  2,5 |      about the second half of the seventh century.[157]~To his list
  6  2,5 |          Arabian conquests of the seventh century, the Christian Orient
  7  3,4 |          the late sixth and early seventh centuries.~ Besides the
  8  3,12|     bishop of Nikiu, wrote in the seventh century, during the reign
  9  3,12|          and the beginning of the seventh century the persistent southward
 10  3,14|       Empire which started in the seventh century and spread gradually
 11  3,16|       until the early part of the seventh century there was a continuous
 12  3,16|       sixth and early part of the seventh centuries, produced his
 13  4   |         Armenian historian of the seventh century, Sebeos, the invaluable
 14  4,1 |         official title. Up to the seventh century the Greek equivalent
 15  4,1 |      ceased to exist in the early seventh century, when the Persians
 16  4,1 |           at the beginning of the seventh century. In the city of
 17  4,1 |           at the beginning of the seventh century, so that at the
 18  4,1 |       Byzantine Empire during the seventh century this problem is
 19  4,1 |           Arabian conquest in the seventh century. — It is customary
 20  4,1 |           Byzantine Empire in the seventh century. The Arabs are supposed
 21  4,1 |     conquests of the Arabs in the seventh century cannot be credited
 22  4,1 |   Monophysites, especially in the seventh century. In connection with
 23  4,1 |       thirties and forties of the seventh century is obscure and confused,
 24  4,1 |       fact that at the end of the seventh century the construction
 25  4,1 |       early as the fifties of the seventh century, in the time of
 26  4,1 |          Arabian conquests of the seventh century deprived the Byzantine
 27  4,1 |     increased very greatly in the seventh century, when Italy became
 28  4,1 |            From the middle of the seventh century the attention of
 29  4,1 |             In the sixties of the seventh century, simultaneously
 30  4,1 |       Africa. At the close of the seventh century the Arabs took Carthage,
 31  4,1 |            70] Beginning with the seventh century, the problem of
 32  4,1 |            The second half of the seventh century was marked also
 33  4,1 |              In the middle of the seventh century the position of
 34  4,2 |     outstanding theologian of the seventh century, Maximus Confessor,
 35  4,2 |      conditions of Cherson in the seventh century.~ The Emperor and
 36  4,4 |         theme organization in the seventh century, it does connect
 37  4,4 |         Arabian, conquests of the seventh century, which deprived
 38  4,4 | Mediterranean Sea as early as the seventh century, and threatened
 39  4,4 |         in the second half of the seventh century). These altered
 40  4,4 |    Justinian II at the end of the seventh century.~ It is definitely
 41  4,4 |    established in the East in the seventh century the following four
 42  4,4 |         perhaps at the end of the seventh century, the Greek military
 43  4,4 |      Monotheletic disputes of the seventh century, just as the Monophysitic
 44  4,4 |  condemned by the councils of the seventh century and destined to
 45  4,4 |       Monothelete disputes of the seventh century. For his convictions
 46  4,4 |     Cyprus, who also lived in the seventh century. He was the author
 47  4,4 |   archbishop of Alexandria in the seventh century, is particularly
 48  4,4 |           church hymn-writing the seventh century is represented by
 49  4,4 |        surviving monuments of the seventh century speak clearly of
 50  4,4 |      Empire, its influence in the seventh century is very clearly
 51  4,4 |      Antica at Rome belong to the seventh or the beginning of the
 52  5,2 |    resembled the seventies of the seventh century under Constantine
 53  5,2 |       Bulgarian khans of the late seventh and early eighth centuries
 54  5,3 |    legislation. Meanwhile, in the seventh century, as the Empire was
 55  5,3 |        have been felt even in the seventh century; the nature of the
 56  5,3 |   Justinian II, at the end of the seventh century.[37] The last word
 57  5,3 |        generally abolished in the seventh or eighth centuries, which
 58  5,3 |          time of Heraclius in the seventh century maritime commerce
 59  5,3 |         did not recover after the seventh and eighth centuries. The
 60  5,3 |           which originated in the seventh century, to the eighth century,
 61  5,3 |         data on the themes of the seventh century, scholars have reached
 62  5,3 |           the three themes of the seventh century, two new themes
 63  5,4 |         ended officially with the Seventh Ecumenical Council; the
 64  5,4 |      preserved in the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council, though
 65  5,4 |  destruction of some icons in the seventh century. In western Europe
 66  5,4 |       from the second half of the seventh century by the Muslims,
 67  5,5 |      preserved in the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council (perhaps
 68  5,5 |        used by the members of the Seventh Ecumenical Council as an
 69  5,5 |       three hundred. This was the seventh and last ecumenical council
 70  5,8 |      threaten, as they did in the seventh and eighth centuries, the
 71  5,8 |         so much difficulty in the seventh century, soon freed itself
 72  5,8 |           Sicily. As early as the seventh and eighth centuries this
 73  5,8 |            From the middle of the seventh century Bruttium was used
 74  5,8 |       Lombards. At the end of the seventh century the Lombard Duke
 75  5,8 |       survived in the acts of the Seventh Ecumenical Council. Fragments
 76  5,8 |          Theodore of Studion. The Seventh Ecumenical Council decreed
 77  6,2 |        imperial province.~ In the seventh century, after the conquest
 78  6,7 |           i.e., at the end of the seventh and the beginning of the
 79  6,7 |           grew up there about the seventh century. During the period
 80  6,7 |        Arabs in the middle of the seventh century, while the Ravenna
 81  6,7 |      medieval papal state. In the seventh century the Byzantine Empire
 82  7,1 |      Samosata and reformed in the seventh century. Living in Asia
 83  7,1 |          been carried on from the seventh century. But in this process
 84  7,1 |          the fourth decade of the seventh century, the Arabs, with
 85  7,1 |         In the second half of the seventh and at the beginning of
 86  7,1 |   Heraclius against Persia in the seventh century, when the Holy Land
 87  7,2 |           Egypt at the end of the seventh decade of the twelfth century,
 88  8,12|       biography of a saint of the seventh century, John the Merciful,
 89  8,17|          209]~ Beginning with the seventh century, under the menace
 90  8,17|       Byzantium suffered from the seventh to the ninth centuries,
 91  8,17|          were the charters of the seventh century and the opening
 92  8,17|   landownership in Byzantium, the seventh century is of very great
 93  8,17|  Therefore the second half of the seventh century and the beginning
 94  8,17|            towards the end of the seventh century a whole third of
 95  8,17|     throne. At the opening of the seventh century, the revolt of the
 96  8,17|          feudal analogies. In the seventh century in connection with
 97  9,3 |          When at the close of the seventh decade the Byzantine envoys
 98  9,4 |           Balkan peninsula in the seventh century at the time of Emperor
 99  9,14|      Emperor John V.~ Towards the seventh decade of the fourteenth
100  9,18|           to the beginning of the seventh century exists today in
101  9,18|        important evolution in the seventh century, thanks to Maximus
102  9,18|         the fourth century to the seventh, furnished not a few new
103  9,19|      Calabria and who died in the seventh decade of the fourteenth
104  9,19|       increased. In the sixth and seventh centuries many Greeks were
105  9,19|          into Greece.[459] In the seventh century a huge Greek emigration