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 1  2,3 | privileges granted by some of his predecessors to the bishops and clergy,
 2  2,3 |          greatly from that of his predecessors, who, while favoring some
 3  3   |     opposite to that of their two predecessors, for they turned their faces
 4  3,1 |       religious policy of his two predecessors by siding definitely with
 5  3,6 |         the Empire.~ Although two predecessors of Justin and Justinian,
 6  3,16|        than that of his immediate predecessors. “In comparison with Procopius
 7  5,2 |       during the reign of the two predecessors of Leo, and occupied Sardis
 8  5,8 |         title. In the time of his predecessors Leo enjoyed great authority
 9  5,8 |         resistance than had their predecessors. The struggle became more
10  6,7 |        class more than any of his predecessors. In the words of V. G. Vasilievsky,
11  6,7 |            and indicates that the predecessors of Nicephorus Phocas have
12  7,1 |        very threatening under the predecessors of Alexius Comnenus, increased
13  9,3 |         adopted the policy of his predecessors which must have seriously
14  9,7 |          the burial of any of his predecessors.[185] A special investigator
15  9,8 |       with the Ottomans. Like his predecessors, John VIII hoped to receive
16  9,18|    connected with their Byzantine predecessors, for example Photius or
17  9,18|       mechanical methods of their predecessors and were seeking, though