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 1  2,2 |  century, Caligula, that he was ready to accept the imperial crown—
 2  2,3 |      inquire whether my bath is ready; one says, ‘The Son has
 3  3,6 |       Constantine the Great was ready to forget his direct administrative
 4  3,8 |       to the people that he was ready to renounce his title. The
 5  4,1 |     Syria, Palestine, and Egypt ready to secede from the Byzantine
 6  7,1 | imperial crown, and he was even ready to effect a union with the
 7  7,1 |       mentally and economically ready for a crusading enterprise
 8  7,1 |   Serbia and Hungary, which was ready to help Serbia in obtaining
 9  7,1 |   Bernard of Clairvaux was even ready himself to stand at the
10  7,1 |      that treaty Andronicus was ready to cede Palestine to Saladin
11  7,4 |  Theophylact in many points was ready to grant reasonable concessions.
12  7,4 |  themselves also were sometimes ready to lend a friendly hand
13  8,14|    Christian world the pope was ready to sacrifice the state created
14  8,14|         the Empire Vatatzes was ready to sacrifice the independence
15  8,14|    bishop of Orvieto, was to be ready to depart in ten days. It
16  9,3 |     cunning, and wicked, always ready to drown in blood the smallest
17  9,7 |     complications, were not yet ready to deal such a blow. In
18  9,9 |       valida expeditio] will be ready and the Christians will
19  9,12|     nation; therefore they were ready to make considerable concessions
20  9,14|        and for this purpose was ready to come to Rome. John V
21  9,19|      beard, no coarse Calabrian ready to laugh bestially at the