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 1  2,2 |         called a diocese under the control of an official whose powers
 2  2,5 |            culture to resist or to control the influx of exotic forces;
 3  5,5 |           which, by escaping state control and by functioning with
 4  6,7 |          Lecapenus gained complete control over the church, and, as
 5  7,1 |           in the course of time to control. Besides, a real and immediate
 6  8,4 |         Theodore Lascaris regained control of the situation. In the
 7  8,13|           assigned to the absolute control of the Genoese; commercial
 8  8,16|           of all, the emperor must control himself, and then govern
 9  8,17|   provinces and thus evaded direct control by the imperial power.[235]
10  9,2 |         especially the former, got control of the whole trade of the
11  9,3 |           Italy and Sicily, gained control of the Kingdom of the Two
12  9,4 |           Turks who were under his control; from that time on they
13  9,4 |       Crusade and was under French control. In the spring of 1311 there
14  9,4 |          established there Spanish control which lasted for eighty
15  9,6 |            were almost in complete control of Asia Minor. The eastern
16  9,12|     monasteries of Athos under the control of the Emperor alone. He
17  9,17|           circumstances beyond his control, Lampros could not include
18  9,17|   Archipelago which were under the control of the Empire could no longer
19  9,17|         passed entirely out of the control of Byzantium, and in the
20  9,17|         the Empire, Byzantium lost control of her trade. Yet before
21  9,17| Economically the Palaeologi had no control over the Empire.~ Italian