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 1  3,8 |      defending the views of the nobility and in spite of crowding
 2  4   |      the representatives of the nobility was due not only to mere
 3  4,1 |       with the dominance of the nobility, charged with performing
 4  6,7 |        higher clergy and landed nobility, repealed the hated allelengyon.~
 5  6,8 |        and the large landowning nobility (especially that of Asia
 6  7,1 |        with the boyars (Russian nobility). But the stay of Andronicus
 7  7,1 |   religious emotion, the feudal nobility, barons, and knights, were
 8  7,1 |     also the high officials and nobility, that they aroused strong
 9  7,1 |       century, with the Russian nobility. He wrote:~ ~As Andronicus
10  7,1 |        power of boyars [Russian nobility], and both of them, but
11  7,2 |        of a certain part of the nobility and troops, dethroned the
12  7,2 |       found imitators among the nobility of the capital, who exerted
13  7,4 |         of the large landowning nobility of Asia Minor, Alexius Comnenus,
14  8,2 |    Byzantine civil and military nobility, some prominent members
15  8,13|       consent of the troops and nobility.~ In spite of his weak health,
16  8,15|    members of his officeholding nobility, and resemble the western
17  8,17|  jurisdiction among the Russian nobility), would have been still
18  8,17|         between the landholding nobility, was pure western feudalism
19  9,2 |       ascended the throne.~ His nobility was manifest when he redeemed
20  9,3 | representatives of the Sicilian nobility, and others; that he won
21  9,3 |         portion of the Sicilian nobility sided with Peter. Giovanni
22  9,5 |    representatives of the Greek nobility; the Greek language seems
23  9,17|         with the support of the nobility; immediately the democratic
24  9,17|        a bloody massacre of the nobility in 1346. Nicholas Cabasilas