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 1  2,2 |        the provinces of Dacia, Macedonia, and Greece;[58] and (4)
 2  2,3 |     territory and swarmed over Macedonia and Thrace. The Emperor
 3  2,3 |        for Moesia, Thrace, and Macedonia, threatening even the capital.
 4  2,5 |      Getic cavalry” devastated Macedonia, Thessaly, and Epirus, and
 5  3   |       of the villages of upper Macedonia, not far from present-day
 6  3   |       of Dardania, i.e., upper Macedonia.[3] The first three emperors
 7  3,4 |  points of attack, but Thrace, Macedonia, and Thessaly suffered a
 8  5,2 |        troops sent by Irene to Macedonia, Greece, and the Peloponnesus
 9  5,3 |        eighth century: Thrace, Macedonia, Hellas, and Sicily. But
10  5,8 |        the Slavs of Thrace and Macedonia joined his forces. The siege
11  5,8 |     the Slavonic population of Macedonia and Thessaly, transferred
12  5,8 |    ruined cities of Thrace and Macedonia. He also erected a stronger
13  6,1 |    Armenian who had settled in Macedonia, and speak of his dynasty
14  6,1 |        among the population of Macedonia, it might be correct to
15  6,1 |        in this part of Europe (Macedonia), and gradually became very
16  6,3 |       of contemporary southern Macedonia and southern Albania, which
17  6,3 |     capital. All of Thrace and Macedonia, excepting Constantinople
18  6,3 |   Danube to central Thrace and Macedonia, as far as Thessalonica.
19  6,8 |     districts of Thessalonica, Macedonia, Thrace, and even Hellas
20  6,8 |    certain government lands in Macedonia. The Patzinaks and Uzes
21  7,3 |       surrounding territory in Macedonia and the north of Thessaly,
22  8,1 |      with power extending over Macedonia and Thessaly; William of
23  8,2 |       population of Thrace and Macedonia by insulting Greek religious
24  8,2 |       of Nicaea. The Greeks of Macedonia and Thrace, lacking a national
25  8,2 | campaign of John in Thrace and Macedonia ended fatally for him. At
26  8,9 |    well as almost the whole of Macedonia and Albania as far as Dyrrachium (
27  8,12|    Bulgaria all the regions of Macedonia and Thrace which had been
28  8,13|      fought in 1259 in western Macedonia, in the plain of Pelagonia,
29  8,14|       On his way to Nicaea, in Macedonia, the papal legate was ordered
30  8,16|        mission through Thrace, Macedonia, Thessaly, Mount Athos,
31  8,16|  Ochrida or Achrida in western Macedonia, which in the first half
32  9,2 |       major part of Thrace and Macedonia, Thessalonica, and several
33  9,2 |       of the ruler of Northern Macedonia, Constantine Dragosh (Dragases),
34  9,4 |        they passed. Thrace and Macedonia were terribly devastated.
35  9,4 |   whole of Thrace and southern Macedonia with Thessalonica; but the
36  9,4 |       now Köstendil), in Upper Macedonia, had great significance
37  9,4 |     the annexation of northern Macedonia, and on the other, by the
38  9,5 |   taken possession of northern Macedonia and the major part of Albania.
39  9,5 |       Stephen conquered all of Macedonia except Thessalonica without
40  9,5 |     fortified place in eastern Macedonia, lying on the way from Thessalonica
41  9,5 |       monasteries in conquered Macedonia, where many estates (μετοχια)
42  9,5 |    Skoplje, Uskub, in northern Macedonia), Dushan’s capital, there
43  9,13|        some isolated places in Macedonia, he excelled all his fellows
44  9,18|        on Mount Athos, many in Macedonia, which in the fourteenth
45  9,18|       many frescoes of Mistra, Macedonia, and Serbia. On Mount Athos