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 1  2,4 |    Anthemius, who was at that time regent, erected a wall with numerous
 2  7,1 |            Antioch, was proclaimed regent. But practically all power
 3  7,1 |       passed into the hands of the regent’s favorite, Alexius Comnenus,
 4  7,1 |  latinophile policy of the Empress‑regent, Mary of Antioch, and her
 5  7,1 |          of Antioch was proclaimed regent; her favorite Alexius Comnenus,
 6  7,1 |     arrested and blinded; then the Regent Mary of Antioch and, shortly
 7  7,4 |       pressure of the all-powerful regent, Andronicus. From 1182 on
 8  7,4 | Constantinople and been proclaimed regent, circumstances changed;
 9  8,2 |          brother Henry was elected regent of the Latin Empire for
10  8,9 |          arose. Some proposed as a regent John Asen, who was related
11  8,9 |      insisted upon the election as regent of the Empire a Frenchman,
12  8,13|          the help of the appointed regent, George Muzalon, master
13  8,14|        king of Jerusalem, first as regent and then as joint emperor
14  9,2 |            who had been proclaimed regent; her partisan and the former
15  9,2 |       opened its gates to him. The regent Anne of Savoy was induced