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  1  2,1 |            a religion of towns and cities; the larger the town or
  2  2,2 |   relations between Greece and the cities along the Black Sea, he
  3  2,2 |   sacrifices in all localities and cities of the Empire under the
  4  2,2 | devastating the land, ravaging the cities, and slaying the population.
  5  2,2 |          professors in the leading cities of the Empire. The candidates
  6  2,2 |          were to be elected by the cities, but each choice was to
  7  2,2 |         was followed by many other cities. Conditions were becoming
  8  2,3 |            offered for raiding the cities along its shores; on the
  9  2,3 |          founded more than seventy cities in the East. His successors
 10  2,3 |          Sparta, and several other cities. Stilicho undertook to defend
 11  2,4 |          treasuries of the various cities. Tutoring and lecturing
 12  2,5 |   reductions to many provinces and cities, especially those in the
 13  2,5 |         the limits of their native cities and provinces. Cappadocia,
 14  2,5 |          centers in Syria were the cities of Antioch and Berytus (
 15  2,5 |       better known.[189] The “dead cities” of central Syria uncovered
 16  3,4 |  remarkable success. Many maritime cities and forts were captured,
 17  3,4 |            the peninsula, with the cities of Carthage, Málaga, and
 18  3,4 |           and the first of all the cities which the Romans had throughout
 19  3,4 |          one of the most important cities of the Empire, which, together
 20  3,4 |            part to the Empire. Two cities there, Cherson and Bosporus,
 21  3,8 |            mortality was enormous; cities and villages were abandoned,
 22  3,9 |         were founded in the Syrian cities of Beirut, Tyre, and Antioch,
 23  3,12|     Illyrians devastated Christian cities and carried off their inhabitants
 24  3,12|          occupying the unprotected cities with great ease. They reached
 25  3,13|          power of barbarians, when cities are destroyed, camps overthrown,
 26  3,15|           creativeness, the races, cities, and villages, the splendor
 27  3,15|            provinces and fortified cities. The appearance of the Avars
 28  3,15|      covered Greece with their new cities, towns, and villages.[134]~
 29  3,16|       sixty-four provinces and 912 cities. It is impossible to determine
 30  4,1 |       agriculture, depopulated the cities, destroyed temporarily or
 31  4,1 |     settled inhabitants of the few cities and hamlets.~ The Roman
 32  4,1 |    Hellenistic kingdoms. Among the cities, Petra became particularly
 33  4,1 |         the settled inhabitants of cities and hamlets which sprang
 34  4,1 |   peninsula. The richest among the cities along this route was Mecca (
 35  4,1 |      situated farther north. These cities were convenient stopping
 36  4,1 |         into slavery. “In the dead cities of Tunis,” said Diehl, “
 37  5,8 |         Armenia. Similar fortified cities were to be found on the
 38  5,8 |          of all the large Sicilian cities, only Syracuse remained
 39  5,8 |   reconstructed some of the ruined cities of Thrace and Macedonia.
 40  6,2 |         the Arabs, for the smaller cities which still belonged to
 41  6,2 |            of “nearly thousands of cities.” A special work was even
 42  6,2 |          Armenia and occupied many cities in upper Mesopotamia. In
 43  6,2 |          into Palestine, where the cities of Nazareth and Caesarea
 44  6,2 |       seacoast, and conquered many cities on his way. In the same
 45  6,3 |         the names of the Byzantine cities Simeon occupied. It was
 46  6,8 |          gifts usually sent to the cities of the Danube, aroused unrest
 47  6,8 |          years later the first two cities were conquered by Byzantine
 48  6,8 |            most strongly fortified cities of the peninsula. It was
 49  6,8 |        Calabria, and indicate that cities were governed by strategi
 50  7,1 |          love and gave him several cities in consolation.” As Byzantine
 51  7,1 |           of Smyrna and some other cities of the western coast of
 52  7,1 |         development of the Italian cities at that time, the more they
 53  7,1 |           some other south Italian cities which still remained under
 54  7,1 |             The ships of these two cities thronged the ports of the
 55  7,1 |          patriarch of Antioch. The cities and districts granted to
 56  7,1 |         the other Italian maritime cities, like Pisa and Genoa, also
 57  7,1 |          after Bari and some other cities had been captured, William
 58  7,1 |   Barbarossa and the north Italian cities started, Manuel actively
 59  7,2 |          The many slain filled the cities with weeping and made villages
 60  7,3 |            more to go out of their cities. They cannot even stay in
 61  7,3 |        privileges to other Italian cities, Pisa and Genoa, whereby
 62  7,3 |        have befallen this queen of cities [Constantinople] in the
 63  7,3 |             city, city, eye of all cities, subject of narratives over
 64  7,3 |            descended upon the five cities (Pentapolis).” Meanwhile,
 65  7,4 |          in flight to the maritime cities. The abandoned territories
 66  7,4 |            also in many provincial cities and islands of the Empire,
 67  7,4 |    cosmopolitan class of the great cities of the Empire.”~ ~Education,
 68  8,2 |            alliance with the Greek cities of Thrace against the Latin
 69  8,2 |        Thou hast surpassed all the cities, since the Romaeic state,
 70  8,9 |         Franks] have kept only the cities round Tsargrad itself, but
 71  8,12|      Vatatzes seized some Thracian cities which were still under Latin
 72  8,16|        needs of the Empire. In his cities he founded libraries, particularly
 73  9,2 |         Cantacuzene, in one of the cities of Thrace, proclaimed himself
 74  9,2 |           account of the destroyed cities which he had seen during
 75  9,2 |         what was the name of those cities, those whom I asked, answered: ‘
 76  9,3 |            of the country, sacking cities, hamlets, and monasteries,
 77  9,4 |           in the capital and other cities were also murdered.~ The
 78  9,4 |      considered an insult. In some cities of the Peloponnesus, when
 79  9,4 |          there the chief Byzantine cities, Brusa, Nicaea, and Nicomedia,
 80  9,4 |            Sea of Marmora. Several cities of the western coast of
 81  9,4 |          all the rest of the coast cities surrendered to the Muhammedans
 82  9,4 |         part of some other western cities which had their colonies
 83  9,4 |           and several south-French cities, like Marseilles.~ The reigns
 84  9,6 |   earthquake, which destroyed many cities and fortresses. The Turks
 85  9,6 |          Zympa, and seized several cities in the peninsula which were
 86  9,6 |          disease through the coast cities of Italy, France, and Spain. “
 87  9,6 |           all over Russia. In some cities, according to the statement
 88  9,7 |       Venice and the other Italian cities visited by Manuel received
 89  9,7 |       Thousands of men were slain, cities ruined, fields destroyed,
 90  9,7 |           delivered to him several cities in Thrace. The territory
 91  9,8 |        been forced to cede several cities of Thrace to the sultan.
 92  9,8 |   Thessalonica, and some scattered cities in Thrace, were under the
 93  9,9 |            city, city, head of all cities! O, city, city, center of
 94  9,12|          enumerates a long line of cities in foreign regions and lands,
 95  9,16|          freely celebrated; in all cities and villages, for instance,
 96  9,17|         you this story.[305]~ ~The cities particularly threatened
 97  9,17|   provinces, but also in the chief cities of the Empire. During the
 98  9,17|        then it spread to the other cities of the Empire.[318] The
 99  9,17|           the teacher of the other cities in the uprisings of the
100  9,17|     striving western republics and cities was complete. Economically