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 1  2,2 |         influence at the time of the election of a new emperor. The first
 2  2,2 |            immediately after his own election, was forced by the demands
 3  2,2 |           edicts he even ordered the election of a priest (sacerdos) for
 4  2,2 |          thus refuse to sanction the election of any professor he disliked.
 5  2,3 |           short period preceding the election of Theodosius, religious
 6  4,1 |          raised to their position by election, but did not form a dynasty.
 7  5,5 |            Constantinople, where the election of a new patriarch had meanwhile
 8  5,6 | Constantinople the right of imperial election.~ The mind of that time
 9  5,6 |       finally legalized the imperial election of the year 800. It is also
10  5,8 |              from among laymen. This election was strongly opposed by
11  5,8 |       deposition of Ignatius and the election of Photius as patriarch
12  6,1 |         Basil’s life previous to his election to the throne was very unusual.
13  7,3 |             the year of the latter’s election to the papal throne: “We
14  7,3 |     possession of St. Sophia and the election of a patriarch were to be
15  7,3 |     Byzantine capital and of his own election. In his reply Innocent III
16  7,3 |       question of St. Sophia, of the election of the patriarch, of ecclesiastical
17  8,7 |            Henry. At the time of his election he was with his wife in
18  8,7 |             received the news of the election, he set out with her for
19  8,9 |         Empire and insisted upon the election as regent of the Empire
20  8,14|            should participate in the election of the patriarch or that
21  8,14|           but he did not mention the election of the patriarch. And when
22  8,14|              at first proclaimed the election un-canonical, nevertheless
23  8,14|         First, he was alarmed by the election of the brave John of Brienne,
24  9,2 |          notified Constantine of his election to the tottering throne
25  9,2 |            died before Constantine’s election to the Byzantine throne.
26  9,5 |         Church of Serbia.~ After the election of the patriarch the solemn