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 1  2,1 |        The person who was chiefly responsible for the many changes in
 2  2,3 |         administration. Many very responsible posts were in German hands.
 3  2,3 |           capital, where the most responsible army posts and many of the
 4  2,4 |        view. By a lucky choice of responsible officials, Theodosius succeeded
 5  2,5 |           best positions and most responsible posts in the capital. Very
 6  2,5 |          He removed them from the responsible posts, confiscated their
 7  2,5 |        corporations (curiae) were responsible for collecting the taxes
 8  2,5 |       productive land thus became responsible for the full payment of
 9  2,5 |           Byzantine provinces was responsible for only ten per cent of
10  3,5 |          this work. This fault is responsible for the fact that the learned
11  3,5 |           of the population, were responsible for the immediate appearance
12  3,8 |        were at the same time made responsible for the complete payment
13  4,1 |          and self-control. He was responsible for putting an end to the
14  4,1 | Unbearable living conditions were responsible for the crushing force with
15  5,7 |    remarked; “Leo the Isaurian is responsible for the rather rude manner
16  5,8 |  Christian and pagan parties were responsible for many of the troubled
17  6,7 |       made the wealthy landowners responsible for the taxes of the poor,
18  6,8 |    influence. Constantine is also responsible for the lengthy account
19  7,1 |        and the most lucrative and responsible offices of the Empire began
20  7,1 |          should not be considered responsible for the failure of the Germans.~
21  7,1 |        and granting them the most responsible and lucrative places, he
22  9,6 |         it is not he alone who is responsible for this event, fatal to
23  9,12|       conditions and to the power responsible for them, that is, the imperial