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 1  2,2 |     letter.[38]~ This letter was delivered to Alexandria by Bishop
 2  2,2 |         held in great esteem. He delivered the letter, investigated
 3  2,3 |         Eutropius be removed and delivered into their hands. Complaints
 4  3   |      Caesar. On this occasion he delivered a very interesting speech
 5  5,8 |     patriarch of Constantinople, delivered the papal letter to the
 6  6,2 |         and Caesarea voluntarily delivered themselves to the Emperor;
 7  7,1 |         were discussed, Urban II delivered a very effective oration,
 8  7,1 |     treaty made with Alexius was delivered to him. The next victory
 9  7,2 |      Hellespont into Asia Minor, delivered him hostages, and promised
10  7,3 |         Church of St. Sophia was delivered into the hands of the Venetian
11  7,4 |     patriarch to whom Italus was delivered for instruction in truth
12  7,4 |         miles north of Hastings, delivered the country into the hands
13  7,4 |      brilliant inaugural oration delivered before the Athenians assembled
14  7,4 |      published; the last one was delivered as a funeral oration a few
15  8,2 |         public imperial speeches delivered by the Emperors in the palace
16  8,2 |      speech of Theodore Lascaris delivered in 1208, immediately after
17  8,16|  Literature. The funeral oration delivered by Nicholas Mesarites on
18  9,7 | Peloponnesus, and Manuel II, who delivered his funeral oration,[171]
19  9,7 |          a definite tribute, and delivered to him several cities in
20  9,15|       metropolitan of Moscow. He delivered a speech in favor of church