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 1  2,3 |    very widely distributed and applied to the living problems in
 2  2,5 |    part of the fourth century, applied to all the handicrafts and
 3  2,5 |     land tax, which Anastasius applied to the support of the army.
 4  3,6 |      and the title of pope was applied exclusively to the bishop
 5  3,14|       palatium, a name usually applied only to an imperial residence.
 6  3,15|       a later work Fallmerayer applied his conclusions to Attica
 7  4,1 |     for several centuries been applied to him unofficially.”[23]~ ~
 8  4,4 |     the eighth century, was it applied not only to the military
 9  4,4 | stationed. Thus it began to be applied to the administrative divisions
10  5,8 |         which thus began to be applied to both small peninsulas;
11  5,8 |    Impious Mammon [the name he applied to Constantine V] against
12  6,1 |  accepted name “Macedonian” is applied to this dynasty, but on
13  6,2 |  glorious Theoupolis [the name applied to the city by Justinian
14  6,7 |  prefect of Constantinople was applied in the Byzantine Empire
15  6,7 |   mountain pass” in Greek, was applied in the Byzantine period
16  6,8 | Varangians, and Franks (a name applied in this period to all western
17  6,8 |     Greek. Digenes was usualiy applied to children born of parents
18  6,8 |     plural Akritai) was a name applied during the Byzantine period
19  6,8 |    later simply “robbers,” was applied on the eastern border of
20  7,1 |    historian Chalandon, may be applied to the Eastern Empire of
21  7,2 |     The ruler of Armenia Minor applied to Henry with a similar
22  8,14|     clergy of the Latin Empire applied to Innocent III for authorization
23  8,17|       kharistikia, was usually applied to monasteries, which were
24  8,17|        Empire; so to speak, it applied the former frontier organization
25  8,17|     plural akritai) was a name applied during the Byzantine period