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 1  6,2 |         Christians were safe in the dominions of the caliph.[31] Of course,
 2  6,8 |         small remnants of Byzantine dominions in the inner parts of Italy,
 3  7,1 |      crusaders settled in their new dominions and fearing the strengthening
 4  7,1 |             destroyed the Christian dominions in Syria and reinvigorated
 5  7,2 |          condition of the Christian dominions in the East continued to
 6  7,2 |            centers of the Christian dominions, Antioch and Jerusalem,
 7  8,7 |       Thessalonica and extended his dominions from the Adriatic to the
 8  8,8 |           the Byzantine Empire. His dominions extended from the Adriatic
 9  8,9 |            and Epirus, two separate dominions, played no role of any importance.
10  8,9 | Thessalonica and even in Asen’s own dominions. The restoration of the
11  8,12|          end of Vatatzes’ reign his dominions, both direct and vassal,
12  8,13|           the Byzantine Empire. The dominions of the Despot of Epirus
13  8,13|            trade power in the Latin dominions of the Levant, and Genoa
14  8,14|        Christian East. In the Latin dominions established by the crusaders
15  8,14|           remained within the Latin dominions is also interesting. It
16  8,15|            to crowd into the Nicene dominions to buy, at a high price,
17  8,16|         independent Latin and Greek dominions, the state of Nicaea became
18  8,16|     emigrated to Asia Minor, in the dominions of Theodore I Lascaris.
19  8,16|            a number of Latin feudal dominions, belong several poetical
20  9,3 |          emigrate into Charles’ new dominions, where general conditions
21  9,3 |             power over all Frankish dominions in the former Latin Empire,
22  9,3 |           emigrate into his Italian dominions. A Russian scholar, who
23  9,3 |           passed safely through the dominions of Charles, who provided
24  9,3 |            Mongols of Persia, whose dominions extended from India to the
25  9,3 |         Kipchaks was blocked by the dominions of Hulagu. Communication
26  9,17|        Thrace was surrounded by the dominions of the Turks and could hardly
27  9,17|             the Turkish and Serbian dominions became a sort of despotat