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 1 III |       made that of the Turk in Greece, who, notwithstanding all
 2 III |       Romans were brought into Greece by the Aetolians; and in
 3 III |      powers to gain authority. Greece appears to me sufficient
 4 III |        Philip and Antiochus in Greece so as not to have to do
 5 IV  |   Romans in Spain, France, and Greece, owing to the many principalities
 6 V   |      them. They wished to hold Greece as the Spartans held it,
 7 VII |         as happened to many in Greece, in the cities of Ionia
 8 IX  |    sustained the attack of all Greece, and of a victorious Roman
 9 XIII|        ten thousand Turks into Greece, who, on the war being finished,
10 XIII|  beginning of the servitude of Greece to the infidels.~Therefore,
11 XXI |      fate.~Antiochus went into Greece, being sent for by the Aetolians
12 XXIV| greatness of the Romans and of Greece who attacked him, yet being