Greek, Roman and Byzantine Studies, Τόμοι 1-3Duke University, 1958 |
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... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
Σελίδα 174
... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
Σελίδα 174
... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
... Anatolia . It was thanks to the civil strife that they were able to occupy much of Anatolia quickly and easily . Both bureaucrats and soldiers called the Turks in for military aid during the civil wars so that the Turks were brought all ...
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