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 1  2,5 |             to be understood by the term “East” and eastern influences.
 2  3,16|           the fullest: sense of the term.”[146] The style is particularly
 3  4,1 |        emperor” (imperator) was the term “autocrator” (αυτοκρατωρ),
 4  4,4 |            in the full sense of the term.”[97] Unfortunately Maximus
 5  5,1 |             the full meaning of the term. Since the time of the founding
 6  5,4 |           is incorrect to apply the term “iconoclastic” to this epoch
 7  6,7 |         Mount Athos, as an official term, appears for the first time
 8  6,7 |           who tried “to extend this term either by means of gifts,
 9  7,1 | Protectorate in the Holy Land.” The term “Frankish protectorate,”
10  8,17|         however, the meaning of the term feudalism has grown broader;
11  8,17|            Therefore at present the term feudalism is used in two
12  8,17|            whereas not long ago the term “Byzantine feudalism” would
13  8,17|       monasterial, was lost and the term kharistikion was used specifically
14  8,17|              apparently no specific term was generally accepted in
15  8,17|         grants, except possibly the term kharistikion; this word
16  8,17|            plausible one. A special term to designate imperial grants
17  8,17|          eleventh century; it was a term which was formerly used
18  8,17|             of imperial grant. This term was pronoia.~ Some scholars
19  8,17|    similarly in the west the feudal term beneficium failed to overcome
20  8,17|          Uspensky, in Byzantium the term pronoia “means a grant to
21  8,17|          later Ottoman Empire.~ The term pronoia is in common use
22  8,17|           emperors there is a Greek term corresponding to the Latin
23  8,17|            or, to use the Byzantine term, theme organization may
24  9,12|         modern French parliamentary term of opportunists.”[250]~
25  9,17|       modest title of dux.[310] The term theme has sometimes been