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 1  3,10|       the winds were loosed from prison; the disintegrating elements
 2  4,1 |         themselves “from the hot prison of the desert.” Unbearable
 3  4,2 |     humiliations and confined to prison. Somewhat later he was sent
 4  4,4 |       convictions he was sent to prison and, after numerous tortures,
 5  7,1 |          in a Constantinopolitan prison, where he spent several
 6  7,3 |         Alexius had escaped from prison and fled to the West in
 7  7,3 |       Isaac II was released from prison and restored to his throne;
 8  7,3 |          Isaac died very soon in prison, and Alexius IV, by order
 9  8,7 |        likelihood, Peter died in prison. Meanwhile, the widow of
10  8,16| Belthandros, and throws him into prison. Chrysantza persuades her
11  9,2 |        heir, Manuel, were put in prison. In 1379 John V succeeded
12  9,3 |       escaped from his Byzantine prison and, at Charles’ invitation,
13  9,13|          he was even confined in prison by the patriarch for his
14  9,18| authorities and even confined in prison. Gregoras ended his stormy
15  9,18|         church office was put in prison. According to the sources,
16  9,18|      Beccus, and confined him in prison, where he died. The longest
17  9,18|        home, and was confined in prison. On account of a dangerous