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 1  2,3 |      challenge the Empire. The native Greco-Roman population,
 2  2,3 |     the dissatisfaction of the native population was growing very
 3  2,3 |   continued to speak their own native tongues, Syriac or Arabic.
 4  2,3 |     proof of the fact that the native Syriac language was widely
 5  2,3 | continuing predominance of the native tongues. Later, when Justinian’
 6  2,3 |      and clung strongly to the native Syriac tongue.~ In Egypt
 7  2,3 |       continued to speak their native Egyptian (Coptic) language.~
 8  2,3 |       to Arcadius. Synesius, a native of the North African city
 9  2,3 |  remission of the taxes of his native city. Later, upon his return
10  2,3 |   increasing the number of our native recruits and thus strengthening
11  2,5 |    services and introduced the native Egyptian (Coptic) language.
12  2,5 |        The Egyptian and Syrian native populations were gradually
13  2,5 |   chose the aged Anastasius, a native of Dyrrachium, who held
14  2,5 | completely subjugated in their native Isauria. Many of them were
15  2,5 |   sovereign in the eyes of the native population.[148] The Arian
16  2,5 |     beyond the limits of their native cities and provinces. Cappadocia,
17  2,5 |       the year 439; Sozomen, a native of the district near the
18  2,5 |  Theodoret, bishop of Cyrus, a native of Antioch, wrote a similar
19  3   |       they were known in their native land and which, in the opinion
20  3   |     they were Romanized; their native language was Latin.~ The
21  3   |        of Armenian origin, the native population of Cappadocia
22  3,3 |       persecutions against the native orthodox population and
23  3,4 |  unfriendly relations with the native Roman population. The continual
24  3,4 |       Immediately the Moors (a native Berber tribe) rose in terrible
25  3,5 | written this decree not in the native language, but in the spoken
26  3,7 |      tribes, as well as of the native tribes of Northern Africa
27  3,14|      menace on the part of the native African Moors, or, as they
28  3,15|      and some ancient ruins on native Greek soil are now the only
29  4,1 |    with his followers from his native city in the year 622, and
30  4,1 |    gathered at first among the native Greco-Syrian population
31  4,4 |      with John Malalas, also a native of Syrian Antioch. Insofar
32  4,4 |       the narrow confines of a native of Antioch, and has, therefore,
33  4,4 |   Andrew (Andreas) of Crete, a native of Damascus, who spent the
34  5,1 |         Leo the Isaurian was a native of Germanicea, and was in
35  5,8 |      name is John Damascene, a native of Syria, which was then
36  7,1 |     they were neither in their native country nor in a conquered
37  7,4 | surnamed Choniatae after their native city. The elder brother,
38  8,2 |     and the name of Theodore’s native city are not known. Under
39  8,2 |         state to a stay in his native country oppressed by the
40  9,3 |       of Italy and of Charles’ native France, the Venetian fleet,
41  9,19|     Chrysoloras enjoyed in his native country the renown of an
42  9,19|       Encomium (Eulogy) of his native city, Trebizond, which is