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 1  2,4 |             third century to the sixth decade of the fourth century. Neither
 2  6,2 |             until the end of the third decade of the tenth century, because
 3  6,4 |             Christianity. In the ninth decade of the tenth century the
 4  6,6 |              extent that in the fourth decade of the eleventh century
 5  6,7 |    insurrection of Thomas in the third decade of the ninth century. This
 6  6,8 |                Caucasus. In the fourth decade of the eleventh century
 7  7,1 |                at the end of the sixth decade of the eleventh century (
 8  7,1 |                At the end of the ninth decade Alexius Comnenus suffered
 9  7,1 |            world history in the fourth decade of the seventh century,
10  7,1 |               same time, in the fourth decade of the eleventh century,
11  7,1 |                the Turks in the eighth decade of the eleventh century
12  7,1 |              written before the eighth decade of the eleventh century,
13  7,1 |     expeditions, so that in the fourth decade of the twelfth century he
14  7,1 |                broken out in the fifth decade at Rome and in which the
15  7,2 |              at the end of the seventh decade of the twelfth century,
16  7,3 |          almost intact until the third decade of the nineteenth century,
17  7,4 |                Byzantium in the eighth decade of the twelfth century,
18  8,9 | Greco-Bulgarian alliance of the fourth decade of the thirteenth century
19  8,10|               at the end of the fourth decade of the thirteenth century.
20  8,10|               at the end of the fourth decade of the thirteenth century,
21  8,16|             the beginning of the ninth decade of the thirteenth century.~
22  9,3 |               the close of the seventh decade the Byzantine envoys arrived
23  9,3 |             the beginning of the fifth decade of the nineteenth century,
24  9,3 |          Ottoman Turks. From the third decade of the thirteenth century
25  9,4 |                Albania.” In the fourth decade of the fourteenth century,
26  9,6 |             the beginning of the sixth decade, in the Bosphorus. It had
27  9,7 |             the beginning of the third decade of the fifteenth century,
28  9,9 |          various epistles of the fifth decade of the fifteenth century
29  9,14|                V.~ Towards the seventh decade of the fourteenth century
30  9,17|             Thessalonica, in the fifth decade of the fourteenth century,
31  9,19|                who died in the seventh decade of the fourteenth century.
32  9,19|                Europe about the fourth decade of the fifteenth century,