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 1  2,3 |         not even spare the Gothic women and children, had to force
 2  3,2 |       very interesting and gifted women of the Byzantine period.
 3  5,1 |           in the Byzantine Empire women could exercise sovereign
 4  5,1 |        her husband, and the other women had all ruled in the name
 5  5,4 |        chiefly the common people, women, and the enormous number
 6  5,4 |           image-worship were both women, Irene and Theodora, Irene
 7  5,4 |        the main participants were women. The imperial officer delegated
 8  7,1 |       charming, especially to the women who adored him, frivolous
 9  7,1 |     Christians, children, youths, women, and girls, as well as of
10  7,1 |          upheaval of both men and women took place then as had never
11  7,1 |    Christians were massacred, the women and children were sold into
12  7,1 |        silk weavers, both men and women.” It is not true, however,
13  7,1 |     arrival of the captured Greek women gave a new impetus to the
14  7,4 | ecclesiastics and laymen, even to women, and it happened sometimes
15  7,4 |           for men were granted to women, and those for women to
16  7,4 |           to women, and those for women to men. The kharistikarios
17  7,4 |           favorites, both men and women.~ The historian Nicetas
18  7,4 |        greatest pride not only of women but also of men, and ornament
19  8,16|          of all the strictness of women’s life in the Orient, a
20  9,9 |         complete exhaustion; men, women, children, priests, monks,