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 1  3,13|    these friendly relations the exarch of Ravenna erected in the
 2  3,14|  military governor-general, the exarch, who was to direct the activities
 3  3,14|        guidance of the military exarch. Only later the civil officials
 4  3,14|       military authorities. The exarch, as a representative of
 5  3,14|     Unlimited in his power, the exarch was given imperial honors.
 6  3,14|        the full disposal of the exarch.[128]~ Just as the Ravennese
 7  3,14|    because the residence of the exarch was at Carthage) dates also
 8  3,14| unlimited office as that of the exarch, who, granting the desire
 9  3,14|      And in reality the African exarch was to raise the banner
10  3,14|      Phocas, and the son of the exarch was to become emperor in
11  3,14|       the revolt of the African exarch, Heraclius. Egypt soon joined
12  3,14|      under the direction of the exarch’s son, also named Heraclius,
13  3,16|        the Byzantine viceroy or exarch. This last period was the
14  4,2 |         Constans II ordered the exarch of Ravenna to arrest Martin
15  4,2 |      him to Constantinople. The exarch carried out these orders,
16  4,2 |         arrested by the Italian exarch and transferred to Constantinople,
17  8,14|   Ephesus with the title of the exarch of all Asia, was profoundly
18  8,17|         exarchate. Whenever the exarch arrived at Rome, he was
19  8,17|       modeled after that of the exarch, and it remained authoritative
20  8,17|       the revolt of the African exarch Heraclius resulted in the