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 1  2,2| Theodosius his sons Arcadius and Honorius divided the rule of the
 2  2,2|   Arcadius ruled in the east and Honorius in the west. As in previous
 3  2,2|    Empire, so under Arcadius and Honorius that unity was maintained:
 4  2,2|     Pagans, wrote: “Arcadius and Honorius began to keep the common
 5  2,3|          weak sons, Arcadius and Honorius, were proclaimed the rulers
 6  2,3|         of the eastern part, and Honorius ruled in the West.~ Theodosius
 7  2,3|       officer in the Roman army. Honorius, the younger brother of
 8  2,3|         the Emperor of the West, Honorius, had both interceded in
 9  4,2|       Heraclius. The Roman pope, Honorius, recognizing the danger
10  5,6|       one another as Arcadius to Honorius, as Valentinian III to Theodosius
11  7,3|        Byzantine territory, Pope Honorius III, in his letter to Blanche,
12  7,4|        and Popes Calixtus II and Honorius II; two letters exist addressed
13  8,7|          way of Rome, where Pope Honorius III crowned Peter with the
14  8,8|         mother of Louis IX, Pope Honorius III, speaking of the powerful
15  8,8|          to both men and means.” Honorius III proceeded to appeal