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 1  2,2 |       chose this palace as his residence. He was fond of Lutetia,
 2  3,14|       civil officials from his residence at Ravenna, The formation
 3  3,14|    applied only to an imperial residence. Whenever he arrived at
 4  3,14|    often called so because the residence of the exarch was at Carthage)
 5  6,2 |        the city of Aleppo, the residence of the Hamdanids. There
 6  7,1 |  received by Yaroslav, had his residence in Yaroslav’s house, ate
 7  7,1 |   against the Normans, had his residence at the time. Manuel and
 8  7,3 |     paying no attention to the residence of the Latin patriarch in
 9  7,4 | Hellenic antiquity, he had his residence in the episcopal building
10  7,4 |        understand only after a residence of three years in Athens.
11  7,4 |       left the former imperial residence, the so-called Great Palace,
12  7,4 |  Golden Horn. The new imperial residence was in no way inferior to
13  7,4 |    Constantinople brought into residence there a number of Italian
14  8,2 |      there in 1208; he had his residence at Nicaea and crowned Theodore
15  9,2 | Comneni, had been the imperial residence and had dazzled strangers
16  9,2 |        set out directly to the residence of Murad and expressed to
17  9,2 |       Sparta, that is from the residence of the Despot at Mistra,
18  9,7 | reception and a richly adorned residence in the palace of the Louvre
19  9,7 |  example, where Manuel had his residence, the Emperor turned his
20  9,7 |       Mistra, medieval Sparta, residence of the Despot, was in the
21  9,9 | Thereupon Muhammed took up his residence in the imperial palace of
22  9,14|       a more or less permanent residence on the Rhone, at Avignon,