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 1  2,2 |            entrance to two seas, the Black and the Mediterranean. It
 2  2,2 |             and the cities along the Black Sea, he wrote that without
 3  2,2 |             could enter or leave the Black Sea and that the Byzantians
 4  2,2 |              the entire trade of the Black Sea with the Aegean and
 5  2,3 |             far as the shores of the Black Sea and settled in the districts
 6  2,3 |            The northern shore of the Black Sea for a long time before
 7  2,3 |       migration to the shores of the Black Sea, the Crimea was occupied
 8  2,3 |     settlement in the south near the Black Sea, the Goths directed
 9  2,3 |            on the north shore of the Black Sea, and then, in the third
10  2,3 |             the western shore of the Black Sea they entered the Danube,
11  2,3 |           the northern shores of the Black Sea. Many of these bands
12  2,3 |         distant eastern shore of the Black Sea, and he died on the
13  2,5 |            the Sea of Marmora to the Black Sea, “making the city,”
14  3,4 |            to force their way to the Black Sea but encountered an obstacle
15  3,4 |            southeastern coast of the Black Sea, and to resign it to
16  3,4 |      stronghold on the shores of the Black Sea; it remained in complete
17  3,4 |             which was located in the Black Sea and which belonged in
18  4,1 |          main object of worship, the black stone. Tradition claimed
19  4,1 |           the Danube and part of the Black Sea coast remained in the
20  5,4 |         province on the coast of the Black Sea bordering Bithynia and
21  5,5 |            shores of the Euxine (the Black Sea), and to the coast of
22  5,8 |          Samsun) on the shore of the Black Sea, and, infuriated by
23  6,3 |      extended from the shores of the Black Sea to the Adriatic coast,
24  6,3 |             from the Adriatic to the Black Sea, from the Danube to
25  6,4 |           the Bithynian coast of the Black Sea and to the Bosphorus.
26  6,8 |             spread out as far as the Black Sea in the north and the
27  7,1 |           Minor on the shores of the Black Sea, was a sort of honorable
28  7,3 |            southeastern shore of the Black Sea, in 1204, was founded
29  7,4 |           the northern shores of the Black and Azov Sea.~ After the
30  8,2 |           south and of a part of the Black Sea coast in the north;
31  8,8 |           the Adriatic almost to the Black Sea.~ But Theodore was compelled
32  8,12|            vassal, extended from the Black Sea to the Adriatic. Leaving
33  8,13|            in some other places; the Black Sea (majus mare) was to
34  8,13|               the Latins were not as black as they usually are painted,
35  9,2 |       Genoese, certain points on the Black Sea, and the Latin knights,
36  9,3 |           Hellespont, Bosphorus, and Black Sea; but both straits were
37  9,4 |      extended their influence in the Black Sea, where apparently they
38  9,6 |              existence.~ ~Genoa, the Black Death of 1348, and the Venetian-Genoese
39  9,6 |            whole import trade in the Black Sea and in the Straits.
40  9,6 |     republics clashed acutely in the Black Sea and in the Maeotis (
41  9,6 |     Bosphorus, the entrance into the Black Sea, was also in the hands
42  9,6 |          Byzantine, sailing into the Black Sea. Genoa’s goal was the
43  9,6 |       terrible plague, the so-called Black Death, which had been carried
44  9,6 |            with a description of the Black Death classical in its picturesqueness
45  9,6 |             the countries around the Black Sea. Since both shores of
46  9,6 | trade-monopoly of the Genoese in the Black Sea and Maeotis, especially
47  9,6 |              Venetian markets of the Black Sea and of shutting off
48  9,7 |           maritime expedition in the Black Sea ostensibly against Sinope.
49  9,7 |          mouth of the Danube and the Black Sea to Constantinople, whence,
50  9,7 |             even penetrated into the Black Sea. But these successes
51  9,9 |           north and the ports of the Black Sea, for all foreign vessels,
52  9,9 |           corn from the ports of the Black Sea. It was very easy for
53  9,17|            the northern shore of the Black Sea, very important for
54  9,17|             made its appearance. The Black and Aegean Seas passed entirely
55  9,17|            also on the shores of the Black Sea, at Trebizond, in Caffa (
56  9,17|            with their vessels in the Black Sea.[331] Venice was also
57  9,17|         Byzantium, in the Aegean and Black Seas. New evidence on commercial
58  9,17|           the northern shores of the Black Sea.~ In view of the general