Chapter

 1 11|          heresy, prevailed on the emperor Zeno to publish his ill-fated
 2 11|        time of Pope Hormisdas and Emperor Justin, although the two
 3 14|         When Michael Palaeologus, Emperor of Constantinople, in 1263
 4 14|           was again undertaken by Emperor Michael and Patriarch Giovanni
 5 14|  succeeded Michael Palaeologus as emperor, and was so extreme a supporter
 6 14|       with the Latin. Because the emperor could hardly hope for success
 7 15|           union John Palaeologus, emperor of the Greeks, gave orders
 8 16|         Constantine was the Greek emperor after John Palaeologus.
 9 16|           Historia Byzantina: The emperor had already sent to Rome
10 24|         or saying a prayer for an emperor or king and his whole palace
11 25|          included prayers for the emperor, the king, his palace, and
12 26| commemoration in the canon of the emperor or king, as is customary
13 26|       Lupus, on the date when the emperor's name was replaced by that
14 27|   sacrifice for the health of the Emperor but we offer it to our God
15 31|          actions performed by the Emperor while standing at the sacred
16 31|          day of his coronation as emperor. Goarius explains most carefully
17 71| Alexandria and from Novella 13 of Emperor Leo the Wise. The remark