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 1  2,1 |             was the capital of that province. The churches built during
 2  2,2 |             transformed into a mere province. The administrative reforms
 3  2,3 |     becoming established in any one province of the Empire.~ On the other
 4  2,3 |             suppose that inside the province the Greek language was not
 5  2,3 |           and religious life of the province. The mass of the people
 6  2,3 |            had been settled in this province of Asia Minor by Theodosius
 7  2,5 |            a sort of viceroy of the province, which theoretically still
 8  3,4 |          modifications the imperial province thus established in Spain
 9  3,4 |        perfectly clear whether this province was independent or was subordinate
10  3,4 |            of his power. The entire province of Gaul not only was completely
11  3,4 |           the Lazi of the Caucasian province of Lazica (now Lazistan),
12  3,4 |       Persians to leave Lazica, the province on the southeastern coast
13  3,12|           they surrounded the Roman province on three sides: from the
14  3,14|             beginning of the theme (province or district) organization,
15  3,15|       actually having lost a single province, could consider as its subjects
16  4,1 |        point in the history of this province.~ ~This was a disaster unheard
17  4,1 |             general problems of the province, their personal rivalries,
18  4,1 |      Arabian conquest of the entire province of Syria; and in 637 or
19  4,1 |   Constantinople with its adjoining province. By this time the Balkan
20  4,1 |      military colony of Bithynia, a province in the theme of Opsikion,
21  4,2 |          Arabs. There was still the province of Egypt, but even its days
22  4,4 |       military corps stationed in a province, and only later, probably
23  4,4 |         detachment, but also to the province where it was stationed.
24  4,4 |             sense of a territory or province with military administration.~
25  4,4 |        Sophia, George of Pisidia (a province in Asia Minor), who lived
26  4,4 |            to the distant Caucasian province of Lazica, where he remained
27  5,1 |              a city of the Isaurian province.[8] The Syrian origin of
28  5,3 |         civil administration of the province.”[56] But the fact still
29  5,4 |    Theophilus, born in the Phrygian province of central Asia Minor. The
30  5,4 |        Paphlagonia in Asia Minor, a province on the coast of the Black
31  5,5 |           the monks and nuns of his province at Ephesus and said to them, “
32  5,8 |            migrated into Pisidia, a province in Asia Minor, where Nicephorus
33  5,8 |            of Amorion in Phrygia, a province of Asia Minor; hence his
34  5,8 |       between the two states in the province of Thrace. Traces of these
35  5,8 |             spent all his life in a province which no longer formed part
36  6   |        transformed into a Byzantine province; and Russia, upon adopting
37  6,2 |         Byzantine influence in this province, but failed to make any
38  6,2 |           into an ordinary imperial province.~ In the seventh century,
39  6,3 |     transformed it into a Byzantine province.~ During the reign of Basil
40  6,3 |        transformed into a Byzantine province ruled by an imperial governor.
41  6,6 |              and Otto I invaded the province of Apulia. However, the
42  6,7 |          movement penetrated into a province, they placed its spiritual
43  6,7 |         more generally, to “a small province” ruled by a clisurarch,
44  6,8 |             the south, pillaged the province of Hadrianople, and besieged
45  6,8 | investigation of Cappadocia, “a new province of Byzantine art.”[195]~
46  7,1 |              compares the Bulgarian province with a grape‑vine, whose
47  8,7 |          its territory had formed a province of the Byzantine Empire;
48  8,17|         administration of a town or province with the right to collect
49  9,2 |    Florinsky, “Some islands and one province (Thrace) thoroughly ruined
50  9,4 |          the West, from the Persian province of Khorasan (Khurasan),
51  9,4 |     peninsula, and then the central province, Arcadia. In the rest of
52  9,7 |          possessions, the Byzantine province which had been formed there
53  9,17|             modern scholars for the province of Macedon and Thessaly
54  9,17|      fourteenth century.[311] But a province separated from the capital