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 1  2,3 |      Rhodes, and even far-removed Cyprus suffered from several Gothic
 2  4,1 |    maritime center, the island of Cyprus. Near the coast of Asia
 3  4,4 |   Leontius, bishop of Neapolis in Cyprus, who also lived in the seventh
 4  5,4 |      fourth century Epiphanius of Cyprus related in a letter that
 5  5,5 |          be blinded and exiled to Cyprus,” and he was congratulated
 6  5,5 |           out all my wishes.”[95] Cyprus apparently was one of the
 7  6,2 |        opened to Tarsus, Antioch, Cyprus, and Jerusalem … Before
 8  6,2 |           the important island of Cyprus. In connection with the
 9  6,2 |         occupation of Cilicia and Cyprus opened for Nicephorus the
10  6,8 |          Even today the people of Cyprus and Asia Minor sing of the
11  7,1 |        successful naval attack on Cyprus. Manuel came to Cilicia
12  7,1 |         governor of the island of Cyprus, Isaac Comnenus, seceded
13  7,1 |           to put down the revolt. Cyprus was lost. The loss of Cyprus
14  7,1 |      Cyprus was lost. The loss of Cyprus was a very severe blow to
15  7,2 |    definite loss of the island of Cyprus, which was an important
16  7,2 |      himself independent ruler of Cyprus, and entered into an agreement
17  7,2 |          attitude of the ruler of Cyprus towards the vessels bearing
18  7,2 |            Then Richard landed at Cyprus and, after Isaac Comnenus’
19  7,2 |        the latter became ruler of Cyprus and founded there the dynasty
20  7,2 |       that the new Latin state in Cyprus should play a very important
21  7,2 |         embassy from the ruler of Cyprus came to Henry begging the
22  7,3 |          history of the island of Cyprus, accused Venice, which had
23  8,16|       cultural life. As George of Cyprus states, in the second half
24  8,16|        coming to Nicaea George of Cyprus was disappointed in his
25  8,17|          well as in the island of Cyprus; for the latter island the
26  9,6 |       Kalabaka.”[124] The king of Cyprus and the Master of the military
27  9,18|          or Bessarion. Gregory of Cyprus (his secular name was George),
28  9,18| remembered. Gregorius (George) of Cyprus, a patriarch under Andronicus
29  9,18|          disciple of Gregorius of Cyprus, wrote a number of theological,
30  9,18|          his master, Gregorius of Cyprus, Chumnos is not without