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 1  2,2 |   Emperor in his tent and Julian addressed to them his farewell message.
 2  2,4 |     Famous for his eloquence, he addressed the Emperor immediately
 3  2,5 |        the Henoticon (ενωτικον), addressed to the churches subject
 4  3,5 |  sanctioned the Institutions was addressed to “youth eager to know
 5  3,6 |        bishop of Rome, Justinian addressed him as “Pope,” “Pope of
 6  3,6 |          one epistle the Emperor addressed the Pope as the “head of
 7  3,13|    against Maurice, Pope Gregory addressed a letter to the new emperor,
 8  4,3 |        sixth council to the pope addressed him as “the head of the
 9  7,1 |         of the message which was addressed by Alexius Comnenus to Robert
10  7,1 |         imperator, as Conrad had addressed him, pledged himself to
11  7,1 |       letter of Prester John was addressed to Manuel.~ ~Foreign affairs
12  7,2 |       John (Calojoannes) in 1204 addressed him as “King of Bulgarians
13  7,4 |   Honorius II; two letters exist addressed by John to these popes.
14  7,4 | ignorance thou hast sunk! When I addressed you with my inaugural oration,
15  7,4 |         biography of the persons addressed. A Book of Stories (Βιβλιος
16  8,2 |    Emperor Theodore II Lascaris, addressed Nicaea: “Thou hast surpassed
17  8,5 |      beginning of the year 1212, addressed to “all his friends whom
18  8,16|         above (over two hundred) addressed to various prominent people
19  8,16|       thought these letters were addressed to Frederick I Barbarossa
20  8,17|        One of Justinian’s novels addressed to the proconsul of Cappadocia
21  9,3 |    Charles was not satisfied. He addressed the Serbs and Bulgars and
22  9,7 |         very interesting letters addressed by Manuel to the kings of
23  9,7 |          Thessalonica, this time addressed to Ferdinand I. It shows
24  9,7 |       One of these pamphlets was addressed to the Emperor, and the