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 1  2,2|         355) married Helena, a sister of Constantius. The short
 2  2,2|     death of Theodosius II his sister Pulcheria married Marcian
 3  2,2|     Caesar, married him to his sister, Helena, and sent him as
 4  2,3|    reign of Theodosius was his sister, Pulcheria. It was she who
 5  2,4|      leaving no heir. His aged sister Pulcheria agreed to become
 6  4  |    Khan) of the Khazars, whose sister he later married. Still
 7  5,1|      fifth century, Pulcheria, sister of Theodosius, had been
 8  5,8|         married to Procopia, a sister of the unfortunate Strauracius
 9  6,1|        had married Theodora, a sister of Romanus II and a daughter
10  6,1|       time, and of her younger sister, Theodora. In the same year (
11  6,4|      the hand of the Emperor’s sister, Anna, and promise to accept
12  6,4|  arranging the marriage of his sister, Anna, to Vladimir. Then
13  6,8|        Empress Theodora, Zoë’s sister, the Macedonian dynasty
14  7,1|       discovered, in which his sister Anna took the leading part;
15  7,1|      Byzantium to Irene, was a sister‑in‑law of the king of Germany,
16  7,1|      marriage of Manuel to the sister‑in‑law of Conrad, Bertha
17  7,2|         who was married to his sister Irene, daughter of Isaac
18  7,2|  Muslim caravans, in which his sister was traveling, had been
19  7,2|      vessels bearing Richard’s sister and bride, which had been
20  7,3| daughter of Isaac Angelus, the sister of the prince Alexius.~Thibaut,
21  7,3|        married Irene, Alexius’ sister and Isaac’s daughter. Irene
22  8,7|       had married Yolande, the sister of Baldwin and Henry. At
23  9,2|        wife, Violanta-Irene, a sister of the north-Italian marquess
24  9,2|     Thomas Palaeologus and the sister of Andreas, was married