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 1  3,4 |    fortresses and fortifications bear witness to the strenuous
 2  3,5 | Justinian, not all “were able to bear the burden of all this mass
 3  3,13|   patriarch of Constantinople to bear the ecumenical title, declaring
 4  4,1 |          later in various books, bear the name of Sunna.~ The
 5  4,1 |   although even today they still bear their old name of Bulgarians.[
 6  5,3 |          walls of Constantinople bear the names of Leo and his
 7  5,6 |          two volumes of his work bear the title of A History of
 8  6,7 |    governments which did not yet bear the name of themes. At the
 9  6,8 |         of the twentieth century bear traces of Byzantine influence.
10  7,1 |          to Frankish insults, we bear misfortunes more easily
11  7,1 |       Rome and therefore did not bear the title of emperor.~ In
12  8,10|         source, “being unable to bear his loneliness”[75] married
13  8,14|          at Nicaea, continued to bear the title of the patriarch
14  8,16|       beauty and courage, cannot bear the persecutions of his
15  9,2 |        the emperors continued to bear the usual title of “basileus
16  9,2 |       behind.”[24] She could not bear her humiliating position