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 1  3,13|          I, in this matter, most pious Lord, defend my own cause?
 2  3,13|        him under the yoke of the pious empire. For there is this
 3  5,2 |      that the reign of the ‘sole pious’ Umayyad calif, Omar II (
 4  5,3 |        the name of the “wise and pious emperors, Leo and Constantine.”
 5  5,3 |        Constantine, the wise and pious kings, from the Institutes,
 6  5,3 |      salaries from the imperial “pious treasury,” so that “they
 7  5,5 |         Constantine and the most pious, many years! . . . To the
 8  5,5 |         years! . . . To the most pious and orthodox [empress] many
 9  5,6 | proclaimed “To Charles, the most pious Augustus crowned by God,
10  5,6 |     Charles, Leo V and Lewis the Pious, stood to one another as
11  5,8 |         Frankish king, Lewis the Pious; and even in the far west,
12  7,1 |     later legend imparted such a pious character that it is difficult
13  8,10|         The Pope calls] the most pious and orthodox Greeks most
14  9,3 |       Louis IX, who was the most pious, just, and esteemed ruler
15  9,5 |        without disturbance their pious work.”[114]~ Easter 1346
16  9,9 |      calls the Emperor a man “of pious and lofty spirit (pio et
17  9,17|    derupta).[298] None the less, pious pilgrims from different