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 1  3,8 |     but the attitude of the populace became so threatening that
 2  3,14| senate, the clergy, and the populace met him outside the city
 3  7,1 |     similarly called by the populace “the Austrian.”~ A strong
 4  7,1 |  the news of his march, the populace of the capital gave vent
 5  7,1 |  sex or age; the infuriated populace plundered not only private
 6  7,1 | initiative. The mood of the populace turned against him. In 1185
 7  7,1 |   enthusiasm with which the populace received Andronicus is explained
 8  7,1 |   of the Constantinopolitan populace of that time: “In any other
 9  7,1 |       In any other city the populace is thoughtless and very
10  8,13|   cheerfully greeted by the populace; shortly after, his second
11  9,7 |     the tired and exhausted populace were murmuring, accusing
12  9,12|     vagrants, called by the populace “godly men” and by a historian,
13  9,12|    the decisive moment. The populace of the capital itself was
14  9,17|  the revolution of 1328 the populace of Constantinople sacked
15  9,17| successful at first, of the populace against the rich classes (
16  9,17|  men; and, finally, (3) the populace—the small farmers, small
17  9,17|     in the uprisings of the populace against the aristocracy.”[