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 1  2,2 |              trial.~ In spite of the harsh measures directed against
 2  2,2 |        Constantius were condemned to harsh punishments and persecution
 3  2,3 |            penalties which grew more harsh as time went on. By the
 4  2,3 |       Jezebel and Herodias.[119] His harsh policy toward the Arian
 5  2,3 |      compromise with anyone, and his harsh criticism of luxury gradually
 6  2,5 |            169]~ During the long and harsh struggle with Arianism appeared
 7  2,5 |             author profited from his harsh military experience in Julian’
 8  3,2 |             a later period, are very harsh with regard to her character.
 9  5,3 |   punishments provided are extremely harsh. If the opinion of scholars
10  6,3 |     conditions comparatively not too harsh, though Romanus had to pay
11  6,7 | metropolitans and bishops.[96]~ This harsh decree, which must have
12  6,7 |            107] Yet in spite of this harsh judgment, the Ecloga of
13  6,7 |      dangerous enemies, and was very harsh and unscrupulous in his
14  7,4 |              possible, to modify the harsh consequences of this decree.~
15  9,4 |          generally been considered a harsh, oppressive, and destructive
16  9,9 |           combined rude outbursts of harsh cruelty, blood-thirstiness,
17  9,19|          similar way the refractory, harsh, and impertinent character