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 1  2,2 |          however, that in order to secure his power still more against
 2  2,2 |      capital~ Anxious, however, to secure the throne for his dynasty,
 3  2,3 |         religious freedom was more secure and complete than before.
 4  2,5 |        make his rule in Italy more secure, he sent ambassadors to
 5  3,6 | Caesaropapism was a desire to make secure his political power, to
 6  3,7 |           support Justinian had to secure first the approval of the
 7  4,1 |           which now no longer felt secure. The capital had always
 8  5,8 |     Michael could then feel fairly secure on his throne.[131]~ For
 9  6,2 |           succeeded Phocas, was to secure the conquests in Cilicia
10  6,2 |            the caliph attempted to secure Ashot the Bagratid as an
11  7,1 |            Asia Minor in the east. Secure of success, Tzachas already
12  7,1 |        conditions of the power and secure existence of the Byzantine
13  7,1 |          population. Manuel had to secure order and safety in the
14  7,2 |         possession of Bulgaria and secure the imperial title to Peter.
15  7,2 |       endeavored, first of all, to secure for themselves friendly
16  7,3 |      conquer Byzantium in order to secure definitely the Oriental
17  7,4 |          watch over it in order to secure it from the caprice of the
18  7,4 |       generosity might render them secure. The whole life of Prodromus
19  8,2 |            the Latins, had found a secure refuge at Nicaea. This rhetorically
20  9,12|       Epirus; its chief aim was to secure the triumph of the Arsenite
21  9,17|          that the capital was more secure than Thessalonica.[307]
22  9,18|          in the field of art would secure to him “a glorious memory