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 1  2,2 |              of the Nicene Creed were deprived of their sees and sent into
 2  2,3 |          attained a complete triumph. Deprived of opportunity to avow its
 3  2,3 |              commanding positions and deprived of senatorial rank; for
 4  2,5 |         abolition of the chrysargyron deprived the exchequer of considerable
 5  3,8 |              the capital which nearly deprived him of the throne. The central
 6  3,9 |             in distant foreign lands, deprived of the opportunity to verify
 7  4,1 |      conquests of the seventh century deprived the Byzantine Empire of
 8  4,4 |            the seventh century, which deprived the Byzantine Empire of
 9  5,5 |         Blachernae in Constantinople, deprived of its former magnificence
10  6,7 | Porphyrogemtus, Nicholas Mysticus was deprived of influence. But in the
11  6,7 |        against the Emperor and nearly deprived him of the throne. Only
12  6,8 |             Territorially reduced and deprived of her main vital source,
13  7,1 |               at least for a time; it deprived Byzantium of German support
14  7,1 |             of Germany in the crusade deprived Byzantium of the guarantee
15  7,2 |           occurred in Byzantium which deprived Isaac of the throne and
16  7,3 |               started. The crusaders, deprived of their leader, elected
17  7,3 |           excommunication and will be deprived of the privileges granted
18  7,4 |              was required; he was not deprived, as he used to be, of his
19  7,4 |            its power. The monarchy is deprived of its power and wealth
20  7,4 |            Soterichus Panteugenus and deprived of his titles. He composed
21  9,3 |           Constantinople. Baldwin II, deprived of his throne, appeared
22  9,3 |               Sicilian Vespers, which deprived Charles of Sicily and saved
23  9,9 |               Constantinople would be deprived of the supply of corn from
24  9,17|           sultan of Egypt, Venice was deprived of her trade in the southeast
25  9,19|              envied my beginnings and deprived me of an excellent teacher,
26  9,19|           departure from Avignon, had deprived Petrarca of the possibility