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 1  2,1 |         material wealth through gifts from state resources of
 2  4,1 |       its place; he distributed gifts to all the churches and
 3  4,1 |      they sent ambassadors with gifts to the Emperor and begged
 4  5,3 |   justly refrain from accepting gifts.” All the officials in judicial
 5  6,2 |   people from all sides carried gifts to him, beseeching him to
 6  6,3 |     Bulgarians and to send rich gifts to Simeon every year.~ After
 7  6,4 | Patzinaks, offering them costly gifts and promising to pay Igor
 8  6,5 |       heavy price. His generous gifts induced them to promise
 9  6,7 |          and hostelries, or any gifts for the benefit of metropolitans
10  6,7 |         term either by means of gifts, or by means of power, in
11  6,8 |      minister reduced the money gifts usually sent to the cities
12  6,8 |   living provisions, and Easter gifts. Admission was free for
13  7,4 |         of his family with rich gifts. Fierce wars with the Turks,
14  8,17|      themselves by korm (food), gifts, and fees, legal and administrative,
15  9,18|     learning, endowed with such gifts of nature as no one of his