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 1  5,1 |    victorious; she dethroned and blinded her son, and became sole
 2  5,5 |        who do not do so shall be blinded and exiled to Cyprus,” and
 3  6,3 |         beheld 14,000 Bulgarians blinded by Basil II and sent back
 4  6,8 |       return, he was barbarously blinded and ‘died shortly after.~
 5  6,8 |   Michael VII Ducas; Romanus was blinded by his foes, and died shortly
 6  7,1 |       commanded Andronicus to be blinded, but warned in time of his
 7  7,1 |     Comnenus, was imprisoned and blinded. Then Andronicus entered
 8  7,1 |        Comnenus was arrested and blinded; then the Regent Mary of
 9  7,2 | dethroned the Emperor. Isaac was blinded and imprisoned, and his
10  7,2 |       1195, he was dethroned and blinded by his brother, Alexius
11  7,3 |      family of the dethroned and blinded Isaac, whose daughter had
12  7,3 |           had been treacherously blinded by the Greeks by means of
13  7,3 |        family of the deposed and blinded Isaac Angelus to the Byzantine
14  7,3 |         son of the dethroned and blinded Isaac. Alexius had escaped
15  8,9 |       discovery of his plot, was blinded.~ The battle of Klokotinitza,
16  8,13| unfortunate John IV Lascaris was blinded. Michael Palaeologus became
17  9,3 |         IV Lascaris, deposed and blinded by Michael VIII, escaped
18  9,12|          oath, had dethroned and blinded the unfortunate John IV
19  9,12| Palaeologus the partisans of the blinded ex-Emperor John Lascaris