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 1  2,2 |    Augusti had to lay down their titles and transfer them to the
 2  2,2 |      Maximian did lay down their titles in 305 and retired to private
 3  2,2 |         The numerous offices and titles were retained in the Byzantine
 4  2,2 |         dignitaries. Most of the titles were changed from Latin
 5  2,2 |    offices degenerated into mere titles or ranks; and a number of
 6  2,4 |        into a definite number of titles (tituli). Each book treats
 7  3,13|         glory in new and profane titles. Do I, in this matter, most
 8  5,3 |         subdivided into eighteen titles, deal mainly with civil
 9  6,5 |         bestowed Byzantine court titles upon the Patzinak princes.
10  6,7 |        was subdivided into forty titles (tituli) and contained the
11  6,7 |      contents, especially in the titles following the twenty-first.
12  6,7 |           was divided into forty titles. Just what these two collections —
13  6,8 |     striving to attain Byzantine titles. The Greek language was
14  6,8 |      expeditions, on offices and titles, and many other aspects
15  6,8 |       important offices and high titles. At the same time he taught
16  7,1 |  Venetian churches and honorable titles with a fixed salary to the
17  7,4 | canonical collection of fourteen titles), the patriarch of Antioch,
18  7,4 |  Panteugenus and deprived of his titles. He composed some orations
19  9,5 |       Seres, Dushan, among other titles, glorifies himself as “the