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 1  2,3 |      Cyzicus, Nicomedia, and the islands of the Archipelago. The
 2  2,3 |          Athens were spared. The islands of Crete, Rhodes, and even
 3  2,5 |  provinces of Asia Minor, in the islands, and in some portions of
 4  3,4 |       Sardinia, and the Balearic Islands became part of the Empire,
 5  3,4 |         army in Italy and on the islands were reclaimed by the Ostrogoths.
 6  3,4 |        Corsica, and the Balearic Islands all became part of the Empire.
 7  3,7 |         was exiled to one of the islands of the Sea of Marmora. In
 8  3,9 | Mediterranean Sea. On one of the islands at the entrance to the Gulf
 9  3,16|       Syria, Asia Minor, and the islands of the Mediterranean and
10  4,1 |         Swinthila). The Balearic Islands remained in the hands of
11  4,1 |       Minor with the neighboring islands of the Aegean Sea, and Constantinople
12  4,1 |        several other neighboring islands of the Mediterranean Sea,
13  4,1 |         of “some small Christian islands” in North Africa.[67]~ ~
14  4,4 |        shores of Asia Minor, the islands of the Archipelago, and
15  4,4 |     Minor and in the neighboring islands. The first two, occupying
16  4,4 |        menace to Asia Minor, the islands of the Mediterranean, and
17  5,4 |    Emperor. In Greece and on the islands of the Aegean Sea a revolt
18  5,8 |        raided and devastated the islands of the Aegean Sea and the
19  5,8 |  flourished in Greece and on the islands and coasts of Asia Minor.
20  5,8 |          the Empire, such as the islands of the Aegean and some of
21  5,8 |         was exiled to one of the islands of the Aegean Sea, where
22  6,2 |         the Peloponnesus and the islands of the Aegean Sea. These
23  6,2 | terrorized the population of the islands and coasts of the Aegean
24  6,6 |       Kephallenia, or the Ionian Islands, and made it an independent
25  7,1 |         possession of the Ionian Islands, especially Corfu and Cephalonia,
26  7,1 | peninsula and Greece, and in the islands of the Aegean, ending with
27  7,1 |     coast of Asia Minor and some islands of the Aegean, Tzachas boldly
28  7,1 |          Minor, and occupied the islands Chios, Lesbos, Samos, and
29  7,1 |      fleet to raid the Byzantine islands of the Adriatic and Aegean.
30  7,1 |  devastated some other Byzantine islands. Then the Normans landed
31  7,1 |      Also by his attack upon the islands of the Adriatic and Greece,
32  7,1 |   treacherous incursion upon the islands of the Adriatic and Greece
33  7,3 |   Hellespont; some of the larger islands of the Aegean (Archipelago),
34  7,3 |           Dyrrachium, the Ionian islands, the greater part of the
35  7,3 |          the greater part of the islands of the Aegean, some places
36  7,3 |        in solitude on one of the islands close to the shores of Attica.
37  7,4 |    attacks of the Seljuqs on the islands of the Archipelago forced
38  7,4 |        Manuel. The Greeks of the islands of the Ionian sea, unable
39  7,4 |       many provincial cities and islands of the Empire, the Venetians,
40  7,4 |          commercial centers. The islands of the Aegean also took
41  8,1 |      extended over the Byzantine islands of the Aegean and Ionian
42  8,8 |        of Nicaea, he seized some islands of the Archipelago, Chios,
43  8,13|        Constantinople and in the islands of Crete and Euboea, if
44  8,13|         to be established in the islands of Chios and Lesbos, and
45  8,17|       califate, in Japan, in the Islands of the Pacific Ocean, and
46  8,17|        son; Rome, Italy, and the islands to his second son; and distributed
47  9,2 |        Thessalonica, and several islands in the northern part of
48  9,2 |   Venetians occupied some of the islands of the Archipelago, the
49  9,2 | According to T. Florinsky, “Some islands and one province (Thrace)
50  9,2 |      today in one of the Princes Islands (near Constantinople) a
51  9,3 |       Constantinople and several islands in the Archipelago, which
52  9,4 |   Byzantium possessed only a few islands in the northern and northeastern
53  9,4 |       the Peloponnesus, and many islands of the Aegean Sea. This
54  9,4 |        true that even today many islands of the Archipelago and almost
55  9,6 |       peninsula, coastlands, and islands became unbearable; trade
56  9,6 |       came into collision in the islands and on the coast of the
57  9,6 |         the plague passed to the islands of the Aegean Sea and the
58  9,6 |      attacks upon the shores and islands of Italy, to distract the
59  9,6 |          Tenedos, one of the few islands of the Archipelago still
60  9,7 |        the Genoese of the Aegean islands, namely Lesbos and Chios,
61  9,7 | unbelievers to visit the distant islands of the West, to seek aid
62  9,7 |    portion of Thrace, one or two islands in the Archipelago, Thessalonica,
63  9,9 |   capital, Asia, Thrace, and the islands, from all directions, as
64  9,17|         fleet again, so that the islands of the Archipelago which
65  9,17|         colonies not only in the islands of the Aegean Sea and in
66  9,19|   densely populated Greek ethnic islands as well as a people and
67  9,19|        the Peloponnesus, and the islands no less than 238 volumes,