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1 2,3 | new place of exile on the distant eastern shore of the Black 2 2,5 | emperor. Quite naturally, the distant Frankish kingdom could in 3 3 | that of his family was the distant Cappadocian city of Arabissus,[ 4 3,4 | Visigoths in Spain were too far distant to take a serious part in 5 3,9 | of trade arrived from the distant lands of China and India. 6 3,9 | he undertook a number of distant Journeys during which he 7 3,9 | mountains of Armenia, and on the distant Crimean peninsula, thus 8 3,9 | Justinian, to people living in distant foreign lands, deprived 9 3,12| help from the even more distant rulers of Constantinople, 10 3,15| between the Ister and most distant corner of the Peloponnesus 11 3,16| wrote a description of his distant journey. Time has preserved 12 3,16| baths, and hospitals. In the distant provinces of the Empire 13 4,1 | absent leading the army in distant campaigns, the capital became 14 4,1 | with the exception of the distant king of Abyssinia) was the 15 4,1 | who came to Palestine from distant points of western Europe 16 4,2 | later he was sent to the distant city of Cherson, on the 17 4,2 | Maximus died as a martyr in distant exile.~ ~ ~ 18 4,4 | tortures, exiled to the distant Caucasian province of Lazica, 19 5,5 | the country and exiled to distant provinces. Pictures of trees, 20 5,8 | the Emperor sent him into distant exile and banished many 21 7,1 | population think of far distant lands full of abundance 22 7,1 | undertake a new and more distant campaign to the southeast 23 7,1 | peoples, including the far distant Abasgians (Abkhaz) and Iberians, 24 7,3 | count of Flanders, more distant from Venice and less powerful 25 7,4 | beautiful youth went to distant countries and boldly offered 26 7,4 | and men who came from the distant shores of the Atlantic, 27 9,2 | was married to the far distant Grand Prince of Moscow, 28 9,7 | unbelievers to visit the distant islands of the West, to 29 9,12| Constantinople. Of the more distant points indicated in this