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 1  2,2 |      Asiatic territory, as well as Thrace in Europe in the north and
 2  2,2 |       Pulcheria married Marcian of Thrace, who became emperor (450-
 3  2,2 |            Leo I (457-74), born in Thrace or “Dacia in Illyricum,”
 4  2,3 |         swarmed over Macedonia and Thrace. The Emperor Decius marched
 5  2,3 |    barbarians offered to settle in Thrace and Moesia and till the
 6  2,3 |        Huns, forced their way into Thrace, and headed for Constantinople.
 7  2,3 |           peace was established in Thrace, for the barbarians who
 8  2,3 |        with his people for Moesia, Thrace, and Macedonia, threatening
 9  2,3 |            tried to find refuge in Thrace, but there he fell into
10  2,5 |     provinces of Pontus, Asia, and Thrace, inhabited by people of
11  2,5 |           them were transported to Thrace. The great service of Anastasius
12  2,5 |  barbarians, Anastasius erected in Thrace, about forty miles west
13  2,5 |           rebellion of Vitalian in Thrace. At the head of a large
14  2,5 |         scholars.[181]~ Priscus of Thrace, a historian of the fifth
15  3,4 |       chieftain, Zabergan, entered Thrace. From there one band was
16  3,4 |        three points of attack, but Thrace, Macedonia, and Thessaly
17  4,4 |          peninsula the district of Thrace was created against the
18  5,2 |       border and made to settle in Thrace, the Emperor constructed
19  5,3 |            European garrisons from Thrace stationed there, and (2)
20  5,3 |         end of the eighth century: Thrace, Macedonia, Hellas, and
21  5,8 |       European shores the Slavs of Thrace and Macedonia joined his
22  5,8 |          states in the province of Thrace. Traces of these lines can
23  5,8 |            of the ruined cities of Thrace and Macedonia. He also erected
24  5,8 |       western provinces, mostly to Thrace. Hence the majority of the
25  6,3 |             close to Anchialus (in Thrace). The historian Leo the
26  6,3 |       siege of the capital. All of Thrace and Macedonia, excepting
27  6,3 |            lower Danube to central Thrace and Macedonia, as far as
28  6,3 |          and the Patzinaks invaded Thrace in 934 and penetrated as
29  6,3 |          In 943 they reappeared in Thrace. Romanus Lecapenus concluded
30  6,8 |           Thessalonica, Macedonia, Thrace, and even Hellas became
31  7,1 |         from the eastern border to Thrace in the eighth century by
32  7,2 |        Frederick’s troops occupied Thrace, almost as far as the very
33  7,3 |          the territory of southern Thrace and a small part of northwestern
34  7,3 |            Crete, some seaports in Thrace, with Gallipoli on the Hellespont,
35  7,3 |       territory in the interior of Thrace. Dandolo assumed the Byzantine
36  8,1 |      master of the greater part of Thrace; Boniface, marquess of Montferrat,
37  8,2 |            the Greek population of Thrace and Macedonia by insulting
38  8,2 |            Greeks of Macedonia and Thrace, lacking a national center
39  8,2 |           with the Greek cities of Thrace against the Latin Empire.”[
40  8,2 |         bloody campaign of John in Thrace and Macedonia ended fatally
41  8,8 |          conquered a major part of Thrace; then in 1225, approaching
42  8,12|           regions of Macedonia and Thrace which had been conquered
43  8,16|         scientific mission through Thrace, Macedonia, Thessaly, Mount
44  9,2 |           Minor, the major part of Thrace and Macedonia, Thessalonica,
45  9,2 |            in one of the cities of Thrace, proclaimed himself Emperor (
46  9,2 |          islands and one province (Thrace) thoroughly ruined and depopulated,
47  9,4 |         through which they passed. Thrace and Macedonia were terribly
48  9,4 | threatening Constantinople itself; Thrace was exposed to continuous
49  9,4 |     century, embraced the whole of Thrace and southern Macedonia with
50  9,6 |           as his allies devastated Thrace several times. Nicephorus
51  9,6 |         Turks in Europe, namely in Thrace and the Thractan (Gallipoli)
52  9,6 |            whole southern coast of Thrace was struck by a terrible
53  9,6 |            way for the conquest of Thrace; the miserable internal
54  9,7 |           the adjoining portion of Thrace, one or two islands in the
55  9,7 |           to him several cities in Thrace. The territory of Constantinople
56  9,8 |          to cede several cities of Thrace to the sultan. After John
57  9,8 |           some scattered cities in Thrace, were under the power of
58  9,9 |            its nearest environs in Thrace, and the major part of the
59  9,9 |   population of the capital, Asia, Thrace, and the islands, from all
60  9,17|         its nearest possessions in Thrace was surrounded by the dominions