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 1  2,1 |           in many countries and a vast literature on the subject
 2  2,2 |          power, introduction of a vast bureaucracy, and definite
 3  2,2 |         the administration of the vast Empire, which included many
 4  2,2 |        into four (at times three) vast units (prefectures) under
 5  3,4 |        involved the transfer of a vast army by sea to northern
 6  3,4 |         south. At the head of the vast army and fleet he placed
 7  3,4 |       equally firm throughout the vast newly conquered territory.
 8  3,6 |      uniform faith throughout his vast Empire. The achievement
 9  3,8 |    possessed in the sixth century vast landed property in various
10  3,8 |        division and established a vast staff of bureaucracy, separating
11  3,16|     Justinian in all parts of his vast empire. In spite of rhetorical
12  5,3 |          western districts of the vast theme of the Anatolics and
13  5,3 |           the eastern part of the vast Opsician theme (Opsikion),
14  5,4 |          population spread over a vast territory, there are only
15  5,8 |         hermitages throughout the vast territory of southern Italy,
16  6,6 |          all that was left of the vast Sicilian theme because,
17  6,7 | insurrection caused the ruin of a vast number of small landholders,
18  6,7 |        powerful, who controlled a vast number of serfs and immense
19  6,7 |        the death of Maleinus, his vast estates were confiscated.
20  7,1 |           Germany, and England. A vast movement to the east was
21  7,1 |        the collapse of Bohemond’s vast and aggressive plans, his
22  7,1 |      state even stronger and more vast than that which he had received
23  7,4 |           the first group are his vast and accurate commentaries
24  7,4 |         the author’s work and his vast acquaintance with classical
25  8,2 |  thirteenth century point out the vast extent and wealth of Nicaea.[
26  8,5 |     successor was able to build a vast structure. In his eulogistic
27  8,13|         left to his successor the vast conquests of John Vatatzes
28  8,15|     Venice the latter was granted vast commercial privileges. In
29  8,16|           be also pointed out his vast knowledge of the natural
30  8,16|            which has produced his vast correspondence, his love
31  8,17|    possessed in the sixth century vast landed property in various
32  8,17|      stood at the head of the two vast territorial organizations,
33  8,17|    appointing at the head of some vast territories military governors
34  8,17|        Minor who because of their vast land properties were not
35  9,2 |         the Hellenes.” The former vast Empire, made up of different
36  9,5 |           that Dushan undertook a vast expedition against Constantinople
37  9,8 |        was planning to carry on a vast aggressive campaign in the
38  9,9 |    Turkish Empire, took a new and vast theme to describe — “the
39  9,18|           from Greek authors. The vast number of existing manuscripts
40  9,18|      reader grounds to admire his vast and profound erudition.
41  9,18|       astronomical work, the most vast and most scientific of the
42  9,19|           In the eighth century a vast number of Greek monks came
43  9,19|      transmit to his auditors his vast knowledge of Greek literature.
44  9,19|    Byzantium also gave the West a vast number of earlier Greek