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 1  2,2|    most fervent followers were recalled from exile.[43] But Arius’
 2  2,2|   famous opponent of Arius, be recalled.[45] Constantine made his
 3  2,2|       youth. In later years he recalled this event as a nightmare
 4  2,2|      in one of his letters he “recalled with great pleasure the
 5  2,2|      one of his later works he recalled wintering in his “beloved
 6  2,2|    Julian’s accession an edict recalled from exile all the bishops
 7  2,2|        these religious leaders recalled from exile belonged to different
 8  3,4|     the war ended, the Emperor recalled Belisarius and the greater
 9  3,4|      great that Belisarius was recalled from Persia to cope with
10  3,4|       Persians. Belisarius was recalled from Italy but was unable
11  5,8| Theodore and the Studites were recalled from exile.~ A quarter of
12  6,2|     moreover, were removed and recalled to Europe to defend Constantine
13  6,6|    because George Maniaces was recalled when he was suspected of
14  6,7|  before his death (912) Leo VI recalled Nicholas from confinement,
15  9,4|    Constantinople. The Emperor recalled Roger to Europe, and the