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 1  2,1|      Constantine. Licinius was killed in 324 AD, and Constantine
 2  2,2|       two of the brothers were killed, Constantine in the year
 3  2,2|   version that the Emperor was killed by the Christians. Christian
 4  2,3| outrages, finally revolted and killed the commanding officers
 5  2,3|       378, in which Valens was killed and the Roman army completely
 6  2,3|       in which many Goths were killed and he was unable to return
 7  2,4|       quartered in the capital killed Aspar and part of his family,
 8  2,5|  philosopher, Hypatia, who was killed by the fanatical mob of
 9  3,8|       enclosed them there, and killed from thirty to forty thousand.
10  4,1|     Chosroes was dethroned and killed, and his successor, Kawad
11  4,1| against the Emperor and he was killed in a pitiful manner in one
12  5,4|       to destroy the image was killed, but his murder was avenged
13  5,8|      In the year 820 Leo V was killed and the throne passed to
14  5,8|    ordered that Theoctistus be killed, compelled his mother to
15  5,8|         too, was treacherously killed through the intrigues of
16  5,8|      island, and Euphemius was killed by adherents of the Emperor.[
17  5,8|   during which Valens had been killed on the field of action against
18  5,8|        heresy has not yet been killed and is still wriggling,” “
19  6,4|      suppressed and its leader killed. But Basil was apparently
20  6,4|   which a Russian nobleman was killed.[64] It is very probable
21  6,7|   during which many monks were killed or carried off as prisoners.
22  7,1|      Tzachas to a festival and killed him with his own hand. Thereupon
23  7,1|    they were almost all easily killed by the Turks. Peter the
24  8,2|      emperor, Valens, had been killed near Hadrianople in his
25  8,7|        of Montferrat, had been killed in 1207 in a fight with
26  9,2|        29]~ Constantine XI was killed in May 1453, at the taking
27  9,6|      and entering Murad’s tent killed him with a stab from a poisoned