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 1  3,4 |         or was subordinate to the governor of Africa.[27] Some churches
 2  3,8 |        the hands of one person, a governor, who was called praetor.
 3  4,1 |          very quickly. The Syrian governor and the future caliph, Muawiya (
 4  4,1 |        caliph” Ali and the Syrian governor Muawiya. This bloody strife
 5  4,4 |            vice-admiral), and the governor of Opsikion bore the title
 6  5,3 |          an all-powerful military governor, who could revolt and lay
 7  5,5 |         Theophanes relates that a governor in Asia Minor assembled
 8  5,8 |          year 863 Omar, the emir (governor) of Melitene, sacked the
 9  6,3 |     province ruled by an imperial governor. It preserved its internal
10  6,7 |           Byzantine Empire to the governor of the capital; he was entrusted
11  6,7 |       were governed by a military governor, the strategus. Because
12  7,1 |          life. His appointment as governor of Pontus, in Asia Minor
13  7,1 |         city was repopulated. The governor Zain‑ed‑Din, who was a good‑
14  7,1 |          of the Mediterranean the governor of the island of Cyprus,
15  7,4 |           from the caprice of the governor or tax gatherers and from
16  7,4 |         of strategus given to the governor general of the themes towards
17  8,15|          with the former imperial governor of the island of Rhodes,
18  9,2 | determined to punish severely the governor of Thessalonica. Unable
19  9,17|           The former title of the governor of a theme, strategus, wholly