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 1  2,2 |        Among the emperors who reigned in the eastern part of the
 2  2,2 |    Younger. His father, Zeno, reigned from 474 to 491. When Zeno
 3  2,3 |     again in the army. Jovian reigned only a few months, but his
 4  3   |  death of Justin II, Tiberius reigned as Tiberius II (578-82).
 5  3,4 | country was devastated. Panic reigned in Constantinople. The churches
 6  3,8 |      die; but for one who has reigned, it is intolerable to be
 7  4   |      hair of Heraclius.[2] He reigned from 610 to 641. By his
 8  4   |    had a son Constantine, who reigned after the death of his father
 9  5,1 |      the Khazar (Chazar), who reigned from 775 to 780. Leo IV
10  6,1 |     959. His son, Romanus II, reigned only four years (959-63),
11  6,8 |       advanced. At home there reigned the spirit of immobility
12  7,2 |       with Byzantine customs, reigned in Bulgaria. He was the
13  8,1 |  states the following princes reigned: at Nicaea (in Bithynia),
14  8,2 |      from 1204 to 1222, there reigned his son-in-law, his daughter
15  8,5 |       one of the emperors who reigned over Constantinople I consider
16  8,6 |      the throne of Nicaea and reigned from 1222 to 1254.[47] Although
17  9,2 |     and successor, John VIII, reigned from 1425 to 1448. The new
18  9,3 |  began to rule in Germany and reigned for a short time. Under
19  9,3 |   seized the throne, and they reigned over Egypt from 1260 to
20  9,4 |    rule, while Andronicus III reigned in Byzantium, Stephen Dushan
21  9,17|      could not be fed; misery reigned everywhere.[304] A historian
22  9,17|     blindness that apparently reigned at the court of the Byzantine