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 1  3,16|     the Climax was by no means confined to the East; there are many
 2  3,16|     during this period. It was confined, however, to the formal
 3  4,1 |   common interests, which were confined almost exclusively to loyalty,
 4  4,2 |      terrible humiliations and confined to prison. Somewhat later
 5  4,4 |   writings of Maximus were not confined to the East alone. They
 6  5,8 |      the type on the coins was confined almost exclusively to representations
 7  5,8 |       inquest, and after being confined in jail for some time, was
 8  7,1 |  against Manuel’s life; he was confined in a Constantinopolitan
 9  7,1 | Emperor did not lay claim, but confined himself to claiming to be
10  7,1 |        Manuel’s plans were not confined to driving the enemy out
11  8,12|     Greek church, and his cult confined itself to the narrow limits
12  8,16|    John was “not a gloomy monk confined in, his cell, interested
13  9,9 |     last Byzantine emperor was confined to Constantinople with its
14  9,13|         for a time he was even confined in prison by the patriarch
15  9,18|      in territory until it was confined to Constantinople with its
16  9,18|       the authorities and even confined in prison. Gregoras ended
17  9,18|     union, deposed Beccus, and confined him in prison, where he
18  9,18|       money, and home, and was confined in prison. On account of