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 1  2,2 |         the European shore of the south end of the Bosphorus, Byzantium,
 2  2,2 |        the north and Egypt in the south.~ Many details of Diocletian’
 3  2,3 |           second century, further south into the territory of present-day
 4  2,3 |           their settlement in the south near the Black Sea, the
 5  2,3 |      north and the Red Sea in the south and as far as Persia and
 6  2,3 |      money and cede the territory south of the Danube. Later, however,
 7  3,4 |       more freely in the east and south. At the head of the vast
 8  3,9 |           Taprobane (now Ceylon), south of the peninsula of Hindostan.
 9  3,12|          penetrating far into the south and threatening at times
10  3,12|           as they moved on to the south. Their large hordes dispersed
11  3,12|         from the north. east, and south. They cut off all connections
12  3,14|       changes in the West and the South at the end of the sixth
13  4,1 |           the heavy losses in the south and east caused by the Persian
14  4,1 |           the Indian Ocean on the south, and the Red Sea on the
15  4,1 |     caravan road leading from the south to the north, from Yemen
16  4,1 |      traveling from the north and south. There were many Jews among
17  4,1 |    Abyssinia through Yemen in the south, many Christians penetrated
18  4,1 |           and later moved farther south, entering the part of Byzantine
19  5,2 |      today in one of the villages south of Eskishehr (medieval Dorylaeum).
20  5,2 |         especially devastated the south of Greece and Constantinople.
21  5,3 |         east, North Africa in the south, and the northern parts
22  5,8 |      government of their own. The south of Italy was directly subject
23  5,8 |         however, his power in the south did not reach any further
24  6,2 |        important island of Malta, south of Sicily, and in the year
25  6,3 |           forged their way as far south as the Dardanelles,[50]
26  6,5 |     persistently advancing to the south. In the early period of
27  6,8 |        Mediterranean coast in the south, and became a dangerous
28  6,8 |           entire attention to the south, where they could raid Byzantine
29  6,8 |        the Slavs, moved on to the south, pillaged the province of
30  7,1 |           which had broken out in south Italy called Robert away.
31  7,1 |           him the question of the south Italian possessions of Byzantium
32  7,1 |       menace the capital from the south. He had spent his youth
33  7,1 |         of Arpad, began to expand south toward the sea, toward the
34  7,1 |           Venice, like some other south Italian cities which still
35  7,1 |           routes leading east and south from Russia. The Russian
36  7,1 |        armies. At the head of the south French army stood Raymond,
37  7,1 |          Latin princes at Harran, south of Edessa. This defeat of
38  7,1 |  expressed itself in the union of south Italy with Sicily and the
39  7,1 |       claiming some rights to the south Italian lands, considered
40  7,2 |       Kingdom of Jerusalem on the south, east, and north.~ At that
41  7,3 |     Byzantine government.~ In the south of the Peloponnesus Venice
42  8,2 |        Mediterranean shore in the south and of a part of the Black
43  8,7 |        the Gulf of Corinth in the south; that is to say, they had
44  8,16|        appeared afterwards in the south Slavonic churches, and finally
45  9,3 |           aggressive plans in the south. The Mongol dynasty established
46  9,3 |      united ethnographically with south Russia. The word Mamluk
47  9,3 |         with their compatriots of south Russia, where, even after
48  9,3 |          by sea between Egypt and south Russia was possible only
49  9,4 |           Catalans marched to the south, through the famous pass
50  9,4 |           farther to the west and south — Thessaly, Epirus, and
51  9,4 |           of the Albanians to the south. — In the first half of
52  9,4 |         the Albanians towards the south began, at first into Thessaly,
53  9,4 |      Albanian colonization to the south in Greece as far as the
54  9,7 |    against the Venetian colonies, south of the Dardanelles, in the
55  9,7 |        Thessalonica, they marched south into Greece where they destroyed
56  9,8 |            especially in the very south of the peninsula which belonged
57  9,8 | maintained only the points in the south, which she had possessed
58  9,8 |         insult to him; he marched south, broke through the fortified
59  9,13|         Barlaam, who arrived from south Italy (Calabria), began
60  9,19|        origin not Byzantines, but south Italians (Calabrians), is
61  9,19|         history is the history of south Italian Hellenism.~ They