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 1  2,1 |        resistance to government orders aimed at turning them back
 2  2,2 |    brother Gallus, slain by the orders of Constantius, Julian was
 3  2,2 |        was demanded of priests; orders were threatened with excommunication
 4  2,3 |       sex or age; the Emperor’s orders were executed by the Germans.
 5  2,3 |         all who disobeyed these orders guilty of offense against
 6  3,8 | government officials. One Novel orders the rulers “to treat with
 7  3,16|          was constructed by the orders of Justinian on the site
 8  4,2 |        exarch carried out these orders, and Martin was convicted
 9  5,5 |         severely condemned, and orders were issued to restore all
10  5,8 |         his mother to take holy orders, and assumed the rule of
11  6,7 |    returned to the poor. By the orders of the Emperor Philocales
12  6,7 |     Emperor Nicephorus I issued orders which placed upon their
13  6,7 |    detached property.”[134] The orders of Nicephorus I aroused
14  6,8 |        the throne and took holy orders. The reasons for his abdication
15  6,8 |        where he later took holy orders. In the year 1081 Alexius
16  7,2 |        quarrels of the military orders, and the pursuit of private
17  8,17|         to act independently of orders from the emperor or a military
18  9,2 |   before his death he took holy orders under the name of Matthias (
19  9,7 |       If you wish to execute my orders, close the gates of the
20  9,15|       disobedience to the papal orders, remained at Basel and even
21  9,17|    zealots paid no attention to orders from Constantinople, and
22  9,18|    monastery where he took holy orders under the name of Gregorius,