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 1  2,2 |         in the triumphal official reception accorded the Emperor at
 2  3,5 | phenomenon is usually called, the reception of Roman law, began in western
 3  3,11|          were accorded an amiable reception. Tentative plans began to
 4  3,14|          was accorded an imperial reception: the senate, the clergy,
 5  6,2 |         was accorded a triumphant reception. He was the first ruler
 6  6,2 |       accorded Basil a triumphant reception, was the last military victory
 7  6,4 |        heir to the throne. Olga’s reception has been described in detail
 8  6,8 |        church solemnities, on the reception of foreign ambassadors,
 9  7,1 |     Constantinople where a solemn reception had been accorded to him
10  7,1 |          him by the Emperor. This reception is thoroughly described
11  7,1 |          brilliancy of the palace reception, Qilij Arslan did not even
12  8,13|         was sent to Theodore. The reception which took place, probably
13  8,13|           detailed account of the reception.[103]~ A recent historian
14  8,14|     discontented with the haughty reception accorded to him by Pelagius
15  8,17|       accorded an almost imperial reception. The protocol of his entry
16  8,17|           became the model of the reception of Frankish kings or German
17  8,17|           or German emperors. The reception of Charlemagne in Rome in
18  9,7 |       fits of insanity.~ A solemn reception and a richly adorned residence