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 1  2,2 |     Christians could send their children only to grammar and rhetorical
 2  2,3 |      spare the Gothic women and children, had to force their way
 3  2,3 |       wives, and offended their children. Many of the Goths were
 4  3,8 |      father would treat his own children.”[87] But at the same time
 5  3,12|     moving with their wives and children. They included many different
 6  3,15|         to aid the cause of the children of sacred Hellas was founded
 7  3,15|    Slavs, the Illyrian Arnauts, children of Northern lands, the blood
 8  5,3 |        of the birth of all male children. The chronicler, who is
 9  5,4 |        chosen as godfathers for children, and embroidered images
10  6,2 |       of property, family life, children, good roads, just laws,
11  6,7 |      education of the Emperor’s children. Later, when Ignatius died
12  6,8 |  Digenes was usualiy applied to children born of parents of different
13  7,1 |        beloved Theodora and the children she had borne to Andronicus;
14  7,1 |         that day with wives and children.” This battle left its trace
15  7,1 |    murdering of the Christians, children, youths, women, and girls,
16  7,1 |       He sent for the wives and children of the men then staying
17  7,1 |        massacred, the women and children were sold into slavery,
18  8,17|        this obligation to their children. The beginning of this measure
19  8,17|    divided his Empire among his children: he assigned Constantinople
20  9,2 |    Trebizond.~ John VIII had no children by any of his three wives.
21  9,4 | included wives, mistresses, and children. The marriage of Roger to
22  9,9 |         exhaustion; men, women, children, priests, monks, and nuns
23  9,18|       compared with him, seemed children.”[363] The writings of Nicephorus