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 1  2,5 |          seized his principal city, Ravenna, and after Zeno’s death,
 2  2,5 |       territory with the capital at Ravenna. The Balkan peninsula was
 3  2,5 |          the orthodox baptistery at Ravenna (fifth century); and some
 4  3,2 |             Church of St. Vitale at Ravenna, dating back to the sixth
 5  3,4 |            the Ostrogothic capital, Ravenna, opened its gates to Belisarius,
 6  3,9 |       except some of the mosaics at Ravenna.”[104]~ The work of Cosmas
 7  3,12|        remained within the walls of Ravenna, which the barbarians by-passed
 8  3,12|             all connections between Ravenna and Rome, so that Rome could
 9  3,13|             relations the exarch of Ravenna erected in the Roman Forum
10  3,14|     officials from his residence at Ravenna, The formation of the Ravenna
11  3,14|       Ravenna, The formation of the Ravenna exarchate dates back to
12  3,14|      imperial honors. His palace at Ravenna was considered sacred and
13  3,14|    principles as its predecessor at Ravenna, and was endowed with similar
14  3,14|          other hand, the exarchs of Ravenna were unable to overcome
15  3,16|           Istria, and especially at Ravenna.~ St. Sophia may impress
16  3,16|            northern Italian city of Ravenna. Fifteen hundred years ago
17  3,16|           Fifteen hundred years ago Ravenna was a prosperous city on
18  3,16|             the brilliant period of Ravenna, when political, economic,
19  3,16|           The artistic monuments of Ravenna are bound up with the memory
20  3,16|        speak briefly only about the Ravenna monuments of Justinian’s
21  3,16|             empire. Upon conquering Ravenna he finished the construction
22  3,16|        three miles from the city of Ravenna, in the deserted marshy
23  3,16|          most famous archbishops of Ravenna. The mosaic of the sixth
24  3,16|        Apollinare, the protector of Ravenna, standing with raised arms,
25  3,16|             church of St. Vitale in Ravenna contains the most valuable
26  3,16|          splendor and magnificence. Ravenna, sometimes referred to as
27  4,1 |          Rome, and the exarchate of Ravenna. The Greek population, which
28  4,1 |       promise peace. The exarchs of Ravenna, having ceased to feel the
29  4,2 |            II ordered the exarch of Ravenna to arrest Martin and send
30  4,4 | organization were the exarchates of Ravenna and Carthage (Africa), established
31  5,7 |         middle Italy, including the Ravenna exarchate, which was conquered
32  6,7 |          seventh century, while the Ravenna exarchate was occupied in
33  8,17|    organizations, the exarchates of Ravenna and of Carthage or Africa.
34  8,17|             both at Carthage and at Ravenna and advanced claims to the
35  9,19|           reason. Bessarion died at Ravenna in 1472, whence his body