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 1  2,2 |    died a few months after his birth, his father died when he
 2  2,4 |      of Marcian, a Thracian by birth, who was later proclaimed
 3  3,16|       the Aphrodito. A Copt by birth, he seems to have received
 4  5,1 |     III was not an Isaurian by birth, but a Syrian.[1] This view
 5  5,1 | Germanicea and was a Syrian by birth (genere Syrus).[5] The Life
 6  5,1 |    also calls Leo “a Syrian by birth” (ο συρογενης).[6] Germanicea
 7  5,3 |        a record be kept of the birth of all male children. The
 8  5,4 |      The fact of their eastern birth may aid in reaching a clearer
 9  5,8 |  commander Leo, an Armenian by birth, known in history as Leo
10  5,8 |      even that he was a Jew by birth.[124] When he died the throne
11  5,8 |    Minor, by Thomas, a Slav by birth, and assumed the proportions
12  5,8 |     military chief of Armenian birth, assumed the imperial title.
13  6,7 |       Minor, a poor peasant by birth, had become famous and wealthy,
14  6,8 |        dynasty, an Armenian by birth, marked a new stage in the
15  7,1 | Byzantine aristocracy, both of birth and of wealth, reminded
16  7,2 |       Asia Minor, a man of low birth, who was married to a daughter
17  7,4 |        if they did not receive birth from Constantinople, were
18  7,4 | Another writer said: “Alien by birth, he so identified himself
19  7,4 |       commemorating victories, birth, death, marriage, and the
20  9,2 |       Byzantium.”[18] She gave birth to six sons, of whom two
21  9,9 |      Charles the Great and the birth of an empire is among the
22  9,18|       covers the time from the birth of Christ to the beginning