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 1  3  |       of Anastasius; his famous nephew, Justinian the Great (527-
 2  3  |       the Great (527-65); and a nephew of the latter, Justin II,
 3  3,1|    Hormisdas in 520 by Justin’s nephew Justinian, whose influence
 4  3,2|         Justin’s successor, his nephew Justinian (527-65), is the
 5  3,8| Hippodrome were of no effect. A nephew of Anastasius was proclaimed
 6  6,1|       in the brief reign of his nephew, Michael V Calaphates (1041-
 7  6,8|       them, Alexius Comnenus, a nephew of the former Emperor, Isaac
 8  7,1|       Minor. Both Isaac and his nephew Alexius distinguished themselves
 9  7,1|      Alexius Comnenus, Manuel’s nephew. The new government relied
10  7,1|         novelist. Andronicus, a nephew of John II and cousin of
11  7,1|        Robert Guiscard, and his nephew Tancred, who commanded the
12  7,1|    Europe. Having entrusted his nephew Tancred with the regency
13  7,1|     promised to make war on his nephew Tancred if Tancred did not
14  7,1|          arrows, and spears.” A nephew of Manuel adorned his new
15  7,1|      Alexius Comnenus, Manuel’s nephew, however, had the direction
16  7,3|      Geoffrey de Villehardouin, nephew of the famous historian,
17  9,7|       to turn their eyes to his nephew John, who had in 1390 deposed
18  9,7|       the West was decided, his nephew John consented to take the