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 1  6,1|          Constantine’s daughter, Zoë, became emperor and ruled
 2  6,1|      ruled from 1028 until 1034. Zoë survived him, and at the
 3  6,1|        authority in the hands of Zoë, widowed for the second
 4  6,1|          In the same year (1042) Zoë married for the third time,
 5  6,1| Monomachus from 1042 until 1055. Zoë died before her third husband,
 6  6,1|     ninth centuries, the rule of Zoë and Theodora marks the second
 7  6,7|         ceremony between him and Zoë, who thus became his fourth
 8  6,7|          the imperial crown upon Zoë’s head; this later gave
 9  6,7|          that the Emperor was to Zoë “both groom and bishop.”[
10  6,7|  marriage. During the regency of Zoë, who ruled during the minority
11  6,7|         Romanus I Lecapenus, and Zoë was forced to embrace monastic
12  6,7|          through his marriage to Zoë, the daughter of Constantine
13  6,8|         general decline. Empress Zoë succeeded in raising each
14  6,8|       death of Empress Theodora, Zoë’s sister, the Macedonian
15  9,2|        had no practical result.~ Zoë, the daughter of Thomas
16 App |          1042.~~~~~~Theodora and Zoë, 1042.~~~~~~Constantine