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 1  2,4 |     lecturing were also better paid in Athens than elsewhere.
 2  2,5 |      hated chrysargyron, a tax paid in gold and silver (in Latin
 3  3,8 |      provinces; taxes were not paid regularly. The factions
 4  3,8 |        the government taxes be paid in full and willingly at
 5  3,9 |      ordered great honor to be paid to Sopatrus, causing him
 6  5,8 |   reinstated Ignatius. Michael paid no attention to the proclamation
 7  5,8 |       the professors were well paid from the government treasury.
 8  6,8 |          The East, like Italy, paid a heavy price for the mistakes
 9  7,1 |      the first installment was paid in 1185. He also attempted
10  7,3 |      sum agreed upon should be paid in full. The sum not being
11  7,4 |        all. Attention has been paid to the doctrines which appeared
12  7,4 | Alexius insisted that taxes be paid in money of full weight.
13  8,7 |       the Despot of Epirus, he paid no attention to the oath
14  8,13|         Byzantine” Emperor who paid attention to the “hellenization”
15  9,2 |      emperors of Trebizond and paid them tribute. The Despotat
16  9,17|        of the Emperor were not paid; all the balances of the
17  9,17|    republic.”[322] The zealots paid no attention to orders from