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"ref": "1884, George Stephens, The Old-northern Runic Monuments of Scandinavia and England:",
"text": "Scores of the old rune-stones speak of the Warings and Captains and Shipmen (and perhaps, now and then, Merchants or Pilgrims going to or from the Holy Land) who served \"in Greece\", \"in Greekland\", who \"gained wealth in Greece\", who \"died in Greekland\", who were mere \"Greek farers\", visited \"Greek Havens\" &c. in the 10th, 11th, 12th centuries.",
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"ref": "1968, Nelo Drizari, Scanderbeg:",
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"ref": "2000, Lars Walker, The Year of the Warrior:",
"text": "She was a prize. She was Jaederborn, but her mother had been captured in Greekland.",
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"ref": "2002, John Matthews, At the Table of the Grail:",
"text": "Atheling to the heaven-king.\nShepherd of Greekland\nHarrower of Annwn.",
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"ref": "2005, Atanas Orachev, Bulgaria in the European Cartographic Concepts Until XIX Century:",
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"text": "She was a prize. She was Jaederborn, but her mother had been captured in Greekland.",
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"text": "Atheling to the heaven-king.\nShepherd of Greekland\nHarrower of Annwn.",
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"text": "The huge river Danube runs between Saxland and Greekland.",
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