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101:Coordinates
661:Categories
559:References
394:Allocution
337:in pectore
277:Copenhagen
253:Topography
247:Sarmatians
243:Marcomanni
375:Lustratio
356:Departure
241:over the
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430:Clemency
412:Captives
297:and the
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210:History
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