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 1  2,2 |     especially Apollinarius the Elder and Apollinarius the Younger,
 2  3   |   following persons: Justin the Elder (518-27), a chief of the
 3  7,1 |   thereby greatly irritated his elder daughter, Anna, the famous
 4  7,1 |         son Roger and, with his elder brother Bohemond, well‑known
 5  7,3 |    occasion of the death of his elder brother.~In those three
 6  7,4 |    after their native city. The elder brother, Michael, who had
 7  7,4 |       under the guidance of his elder brother Michael. While the
 8  7,4 |      epoch of the Comneni.~ His elder brother, who worked on philology
 9  8,16|   Mesarites on the death of his elder brother shows that John
10  8,16|        younger son; the beloved elder son has died. Recognizing
11  9,2 |       his son Andronicus II the Elder (1282-1328), whom “nature
12  9,2 |          Against Andronicus the Elder formed a strong party of
13  9,2 |      and induced Andronicus the Elder to abdicate. The old deposed
14  9,3 |       successor, Andronicus the Elder. Moreover, Venice also established
15  9,4 |         years of Andronicus the Elder and in the reign of Andronicus
16  9,12|      not survive Andronicus the Elder, who, in spite of many troubles
17  9,12|         Under Andronicus II the Elder an important change in the
18  9,12|       entrusted. Andronicus the Elder renounced direct power over
19  9,12|      the name of Andronicus the Elder is connected the last important
20  9,12|         up under Andronicus the Elder, entirely disregards the
21  9,12| metropoles under Andronicus the Elder is also important, because
22  9,18|  Constantinople. Andronicus the Elder admired letters and art
23  9,18|      the rule of Andronicus the Elder. Pachymeres was the first
24  9,18|  patriarch under Andronicus the Elder, composed an interesting
25  9,18|        authors such as Cato the Elder, Ovid, Cicero, and Caesar.