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 1 IX    |        divested of the imperial purple, he became altogether outrageous,
 2 XVIII |   despatched him to receive the purple from the hands of Maximian."--"
 3 XIX   |  Galerius formerly received the purple; and there a pillar, with
 4 XIX   |         Diocletian took off his purple robe, put it on Daia, and
 5 XX    |         to put off the imperial purple; for what else could he
 6 XXV   | portrait, and sent the imperial purple to Constantine, that he
 7 XXVI  |       Maxentius in the imperial purple. Galerius, on receiving
 8 XXVI  |        in Campania, he sent the purple, and saluted him again Augustus.
 9 XXVI  |    change, eagerly resumed that purple of which he had unwillingly
10 XXVI  |       himself, and restored the purple to him from whom he had
11 XXVIII|        state, and then tore the purple from his shoulders. Maxentius,
12 XXIX  |         laid aside the imperial purple. The Franks had taken up
13 XXIX  |   suddenly resumed the imperial purple, seized the public treasures,
14 XXXII |        he who first assumed the purple, so, by possession, he had
15 XLVII |    therefore he threw aside the purple, and having put on the habit
16 L     |        of assuming the imperial purple. Long before this time,