The Byzantine Empire in 650 A.D.

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Map of the Byzantine Empire in 650 A.D.. It still controlled much of the Balkans, Asia Minor, The Exarchate of Ravenna (Italy), Exarchate of Carthage (North Africa), Rome, Naples, and the major Mediterranean islands. Egypt, Libya, Syria and Palestine had recently been lost to Arabs conquest.
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