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 1  2,3 |       course; only as separate families or individuals did they
 2  5,8 |     people migrated with their families to Italy; thousands of monks
 3  6,7 |        leaders of the powerful families of Asia Minor, Bardas Phocas
 4  6,7 |     There is no doubt that the families of Phocas, Sclerus, and
 5  7,1 |     certain security for their families and their modest chattels,
 6  7,1 |     Among other noble Armenian families, a family named Rupen (Ruben)
 7  7,1 |        of some noble Byzantine families persecuted by Andronicus
 8  8,7 |      Angeli was related to the families of the Comneni and Ducae,
 9  8,7 | representative of the glorious families of the Angeli, Comneni,
10  8,17|     and functions in their own families from generation to generation;
11  8,17|     officers.”[237] The famous families in Asia Minor of Phocas,
12  9,2 |       of time, to the imperial families of the Comneni, Ducae, and
13  9,2 |       wives belonging to Latin families which had established themselves
14  9,7 |     the representatives of the families of the Palaeologi with Manuel
15  9,7 |  representatives of the ruling families were spared, but the severe
16  9,7 |    Members of the most eminent families of the French chivalry were
17  9,7 |        noblest and most famous families “of the Hellenes,” who had
18  9,12|       made their way into many families and sowed there the seeds
19  9,18|        members of the imperial families, Palaeologus and Cantacuzene,