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 1     I, 4,1|            926, during the reign of Tsar Symeon the Great (reigned
 2     I, 6,1|          titles ~of .autocrat. and .Tsar. (an adaptation of the Roman .
 3     I, 6,1|           letter written in 1510 to Tsar Basil III: ~ ~I wish to
 4     I, 6,1|             earth the sole Emperor (Tsar) of the Christians, the
 5     I, 6,1| appropriateness when applied to the Tsar: the ~Emperor of Byzantium
 6     I, 6,1|             Non-Possessors attacked Tsar Basil III for unjustly divorcing
 7     I, 6,1|           for certain reasons); the Tsar then imprisoned the leading ~
 8     I, 6,1|           invited to Russia ~by the Tsar, to translate Greek works
 9     I, 6,1|          protest openly against the Tsar.s ~bloodshed and injustice,
10     I, 6,1|           living conscience. of the Tsar. Ivan listened to the shrewd
11     I, 6,2|            he was the father of the Tsar); after 1633 the leadership
12     I, 6,2|           more were attended by the Tsar and the ~whole Court: .Now
13     I, 6,2|       Palmer, The Patriarch and the Tsar, ~London, 1873, vol. II,
14     I, 6,2|          Patriarch and one for ~the Tsar. In practice the Church
15     I, 6,2|            hitherto reserved to the Tsar alone. Tsar Alexis had a
16     I, 6,2|         reserved to the Tsar alone. Tsar Alexis had a deep respect
17     I, 6,2|              The Patriarch and ~the Tsar, vol. II, p. 407). ~ But
18     I, 6,2|        effective head, until at the Tsar.s request a great Council
19     I, 6,2|             the Patriarch above the Tsar. The Council reasserted
20     I, 6,3|              could perhaps defy the Tsar, a member of the Holy ~Synod