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 1  2,1 |      this work is not authentic.[3] The judgment of Burckhardt,
 2  2,1 |    opposing side did not agree; (3) the decisions of the episcopal
 3  2,2 |        of the Balkan peninsula; (3) Illyricum, the smallest
 4  2,2 |       Ammianus Marcellinus (xxv, 3, 15-20). While anticipating
 5  3   |                                  3. Justinian the Great and
 6  3   |           i.e., upper Macedonia.[3] The first three emperors
 7  4   |          rather than to the son.[3] With the death of Constantine
 8  4,1 | southwest of the peninsula; and (3) Hidjaz, the narrow strip
 9  4,1 |          of prescribed rituals; (3) the contribution of a certain
10  4,4 |   Anatoli, ανατολη, “the east”); 3) “the imperial God-guarded
11  4,4 |         of the Holy Virgin, and (3) Heraclias, a panegyric
12  5,1 |       but is rejected by others.[3] The confusion on this point
13  5,3 |        class under the law; and (3) the economic character
14  6,1 | Macedonian city of Charioupolis.[3]~ Basil’s life previous
15  6,7 |    purchase, rent, or exchange; (3) the military allotments
16  6,8 |          tribute to Alp Arslan; (3) Byzantium was to return
17  7,1 |      their power and authority. (3) Worldly and secular motives
18  8,2 |         of the whole of Romania.[3]~ After the death of Theodore
19  9,2 |          of restored Byzantium.”[3] The Empire of the first
20  9,7 |    cattle, and so on);[178] and (3) those who have the care
21  9,17| professional men; and, finally, (3) the populace—the small