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 1  2,1 |            in the main from country districts. Christianity was a religion
 2  2,1 |    penetrated deep into the country districts, throughout a large number
 3  2,2 |            subdivided into fourteen districts or regions, two of which
 4  2,3 |        Black Sea and settled in the districts between the Don and lower
 5  2,3 |          rehabilitating the farming districts and the army. Then, too,
 6  2,5 |            these rich and civilized districts into the hands of first
 7  2,5 |            be made in the indicated districts. At least, this is the opinion
 8  4,1 |        their attacks upon Byzantine districts and occupied the important
 9  4,1 |      believed by some scholars. The districts where the Greeks were in
10  4,1 |          raids upon the neighboring districts. According to a chronicle,
11  4,1 |   Kephallenia) and in several other districts. Their removal from the
12  4,1 |           devastation in the Berber districts. Thousands of captives were
13  4,1 |       Empire had conserved in these districts the difficult heritage of
14  4,4 |     contains a list of the military districts of that period, not yet
15  4,4 |          establishment of extensive districts ruled by strong military
16  4,4 |       following four large military districts, later called themes: 1)
17  4,4 |           very few exceptions these districts or themes were governed
18  4,4 |          his lead, created military districts (later called themes) against
19  4,4 |          Greece.~ In these military districts and in the exarchates the
20  4,4 |            order in the majority of districts. The military authorities,
21  5,3 |      majority of provinces. In many districts, in the east particularly,
22  5,3 |             formed from the western districts of the vast theme of the
23  5,5 |          wide migration of monks to districts unaffected by the Emperor’
24  5,8 |         Aegean Sea and the seacoast districts, causing thus great political
25  5,8 |         separated the two Byzantine districts from one another so that
26  5,8 |      conquests of the inner Italian districts. The western emperor, Lewis
27  6,2 |             and names of the Syrian districts ceded to the Byzantine Emperor
28  6,2 |            Christians of the vassal districts were freed from all taxation.
29  6,2 |      particularly successful in the districts of Aleppo. The situation
30  6,3 |           Samuel conquered many new districts and proclaimed himself king
31  6,3 |            Byzantine domination the districts populated by Bulgarians
32  6,5 |          relations of the Byzantine districts in the Crimea (the theme
33  6,5 |         Patzinaks certain Bulgarian districts for settlement and gave
34  6,7 |            century the inaccessible districts of Mount Athos were sought
35  6,7 |           to the position of themes districts which previously had borne
36  6,7 |           were twenty-five military districts in the ninth century, but
37  6,7 |        revenues of their respective districts and not by the treasury.~
38  6,8 |            the Turks into Byzantine districts. It is not unlikely, according
39  6,8 |         permission to settle in the districts north of the Balkans, and
40  6,8 |             were in vain.”[157] The districts of Thessalonica, Macedonia,
41  6,8 |            and Uzes of the Danubian districts. They formed an alliance
42  6,8 |       organization in the conquered districts. Thus we find that Norman
43  6,8 |             Calabria, while in some districts Greek was used as the official
44  6,8 | Constantinople to Selybria, through districts which had seen military
45  6,8 |             said that in the border districts “one felt far removed from
46  7,1 |             Antioch. The cities and districts granted to Bohemond are
47  7,4 |          taxes also decreased. Some districts of Asia Minor were abandoned
48  8,7 |            Hellenism in the western districts of Greece from absorption
49  8,17|             Russia. In these border districts where war was the normal
50  9,4 |           They lived in independent districts or župy, at the head of