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 1  2,4 |          failure. The population accused Aspar of treason because
 2  3,7 |         Edessa. The Monophysites accused the Council of Chalcedon
 3  3,12|  numerous. Popular tradition has accused Narses, a former general
 4  3,13|       letter to Maurice, Gregory accused the patriarch, John the
 5  5,8 |          of that period, who was accused, as was frequently the case
 6  5,8 | customary in medieval times, was accused of having devoted himself
 7  5,8 |    varied learning, and was even accused of being a magician. Another
 8  6,6 |         western ruler. Liudprand accused the Byzantines of being
 9  7,1 |          Hungary, Andronicus was accused of political treason and
10  7,1 |       West. Some historians have accused Alexius and the Greeks of
11  7,2 |       emperor of the Romans;” he accused him of intending to conquer
12  7,3 |         of the island of Cyprus, accused Venice, which had important
13  7,3 |          Venetians can be really accused of treason, they became
14  7,3 |          the Emperors, whom they accused of having betrayed the Empire
15  7,4 |         Michael Psellus, who was accused of suggesting “to his hearers
16  8,15|        Nicephorus Blemmydes, who accused the Emperor of extorting
17  9,6 |       alliance against Genoa; he accused the “ungrateful nation of
18  9,13|         doctrine of hesychia. He accused the Hesychasts who attained