File:Byzantine-Arab Wars in southern Italy.PNG

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English: Map showing successful defence of Byzantine Italy against Arab invasions. Inconclusive victory means that the Byzantines held on to it.
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2007-12-21 03:39 497×321× (24706 bytes) Gabr-el Map showing successful defence of Byzantine Italy against Arab invasions.

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